Moving towards culturally competent, migrant-inclusive health systems: a comparative study of Malaysia and Thailand

(2021). Moving towards culturally competent, migrant-inclusive health systems: a comparative study of Malaysia and Thailand. World Health Organization.

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    Editor Pocock, Nicola S.
    Suphanchaimat, Rapeepong
    Title Moving towards culturally competent, migrant-inclusive health systems: a comparative study of Malaysia and Thailand
    Volume/Issue No. 4:1
    Publication Date 2021
    Place of Publication New Delhi
    Publisher World Health Organization
    Pages 118
    Language eng
    Abstract Migrants are seldom included in policy discussions on the provision of health care, and in country policy reforms towards health for all. In addition, evidence on health care for migrant populations to inform and guide policy makers is limited. This Comparative Country Study (CCS) uses mixed-method approaches to analyse the extent to which two middle-income countries – Thailand and Malaysia, have culturally competent, migrant-inclusive health systems. The countries have taken different approaches to developing a migrant-inclusive health system. By featuring two countries at different stages of development of migrant-inclusive health systems, the case studies highlight there is no “one size fits all” solution, and that different policy options can be considered, the depending on where each country lies along the path towards truly inclusive, rather “migrant-inclusive UHC.
    UNBIS Thesaurus HEALTH
    MIGRANTS
    HEALTH POLICY
    MALAYSIA
    THAILAND
    Copyright Holder World Health Organisation (WHO)
    Copyright Year 2021
    Copyright type Creative commons
    ISBN 9789290228301
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