Migrant Health Services

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This paper reviews the research document "Providing Culturally Appropriate Care: A Tale Of Two Hospitals". The point of this study is to examine two successful cultural approaches to increasing the quality of service in neighboring communities, where there is a majority of migrant residents in the area. The paper concludes that migrants are now becoming a vital demographic issue and that the presence and distribution of a certain ethnic group contributes to the well being of the whole regional community.

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"The hospital management realized that this approach would be crucial and keep growing in the future, along with the expanding community, that they had been seeking advices from eligible sources such as the church, doctors who understand about the cultures, and also from the community members. The inputs were discussed in the advisory board to help the management with the next level of policies. To bridge up the gap between the hospital and the ethnic groups, the board also helped to carry out public health fairs to discuss about social and health issues."

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