Can public health services promote the settlement intention of migrant workers: empirical analysis from China
Tong Lyu
Abstract:IntroductionEnhancing migrant workers’ settlement intention in cities requires ensuring they have equal public health rights as urban residents. Full access to public health services can strengthen their sense of belonging and improve the well-being of this vulnerable group. Evaluating the welfare impact of public health services from the perspective of city identification offers valuable insights and informs policies aimed at improving the quality of public health service provision.MethodsThis study utilizes … Show more
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