A moral duty: Why Canada's cuts to refugee health must be reversed [Un devoir moral: Pourquoi contester les coupures concernant la santé des réfugiés au Canada]

Canadian Family Physician
Volume 58, Issue 7, 2012, Pages 728-729+e365-e367

A moral duty: Why Canada's cuts to refugee health must be reversed [Un devoir moral: Pourquoi contester les coupures concernant la santé des réfugiés au Canada] (Note)

Raza D.* , Rashid M. , Redwood-Campbell L. , Rouleau K. , Berger P.

^a Santé Mondiale et Populations Vulnérables, Departement de Medecine Familiale et Communautaire, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada
^b Crossroads Clinic, Women's College Hospital in Toronto, Canada
^c Département de Médecine Familiale, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada
^d Programme de Santé Mondiale, Département de la Médecine Familiale et Communautaire, University of Toronto, Canada
^e Médecine Familiale et Communautaire, St. Michael's Hospital, Canada, University of Toronto, Canada

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patient care emergency treatment primary medical care refugee medical examination health care personnel wellbeing Refugees health service State Medicine health status Note Moral Obligations health program Humans Canada preventive health service health care system Healthcare Disparities Family Practice public health

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ISSN: 0008350X

Cited by: 6

Original Language: French; English