Marginalization and health service coverage among Indigenous, rural, and urban populations: A public health problem in Mexico
JA Roldan, MA Alvarez, M Carrasco… - Rural and Remote …, 2017 - search.informit.org
Introduction: Marginalization is a significant issue in Mexico, involving a lack of access to
health services with differential impacts on Indigenous, rural and urban populations. The
objective of this study was to understand Mexico's public health problem across three
population areas, Indigenous, rural and urban, in relation to degree of marginalization and
health service coverage. Methods: The sampling universe of the study consisted of 107 458
geographic locations in the country. The study was retrospective, comparative and …
health services with differential impacts on Indigenous, rural and urban populations. The
objective of this study was to understand Mexico's public health problem across three
population areas, Indigenous, rural and urban, in relation to degree of marginalization and
health service coverage. Methods: The sampling universe of the study consisted of 107 458
geographic locations in the country. The study was retrospective, comparative and …
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JAR Amaro, MAÁ Izazaga, MRC Quintero, N Guarneros… - 2017 - rrh.org.au
Introduction: Marginalization is a significant issue in Mexico, involving a lack of access to
health services with differential impacts on Indigenous, rural and urban populations. The
objective of this study was to understand Mexico's public health problem across three
population areas, Indigenous, rural and urban, in relation to degree of marginalization and
health service coverage. Methods: The sampling universe of the study consisted of 107 458
geographic locations in the country. The study was retrospective, comparative and …
health services with differential impacts on Indigenous, rural and urban populations. The
objective of this study was to understand Mexico's public health problem across three
population areas, Indigenous, rural and urban, in relation to degree of marginalization and
health service coverage. Methods: The sampling universe of the study consisted of 107 458
geographic locations in the country. The study was retrospective, comparative and …
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