Road to better health and integration: a Delphi study on health service models for Hong Kong migrants

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal for Equity in Health, December 2014

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RT @APEC_MHHub: Most migrants were unaware of their own "mental health needs, and had low utilisation of healthcare services, because of th…

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RT @APEC_MHHub: Most migrants were unaware of their own "mental health needs, and had low utilisation of healthcare services, because of th…

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RT @APEC_MHHub: Most migrants were unaware of their own "mental health needs, and had low utilisation of healthcare services, because of th…

15 Mar 2019

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Most migrants were unaware of their own "mental health needs, and had low utilisation of healthcare services, because of their pre-occupation with daily chores and hardship as well as differing health values, practices and expectations." https://t.co/55Utb

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