Refugee and asylum seekers’ engagement with health services during pregnancy: A rapid review
Jennifer Green,
Jane Herbert,
Leissa Pitts
et al.
Abstract:The objective of this work was to summarise and describe antenatal care experiences of people from refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds living in high-income countries with universal healthcare. Academic articles from six databases and grey literature from selected government websites were systematically searched for English-language articles published 2012-2022. Articles describing perinatal care of people from refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds from the service user and service providers perspective were… Show more
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