Perinatal Health Care Among Climate Migrant Women: Protocol for a Scoping Review

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Authors

Giti Khalaj · Centre for Sustainable Energy

James Plaisimond · Centre for Sustainable Energy

Thierno Diallo · Centre for Sustainable Energy

Lisa Merry · Montreal Clinical Research Institute

Steven Ouellet · Université Laval

Mohamed Ali Ag Ahmed · Université de Moncton

Lara Maillet · École Nationale d'Administration Publique

Samira Amil

Abstract

Considering vulnerability factors related to migration status is essential to improving access to integrated perinatal health care and reducing health inequities among immigrant women. This review will provide valuable insights to tailor interventions to the social and cultural needs of climate-affected migrant women during the perinatal period.

Topics & Keywords

Climate Change and Health Impacts Migration, Health and Trauma Climate Change, Adaptation, Migration

UN Sustainable Development Goals

Climate action

Publication Details

Published in: JMIR Research Protocols

Volume 15, pp. e84176-e84176

DOI: 10.2196/84176

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