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Improving health care system responses to chronic disease among British Columbia's immigrant, refugee, and corrections population : a review of current findings and opportunities for change.


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DC Title
Improving health care system responses to chronic disease among British Columbia's immigrant, refugee, and corrections population : a review of current findings and opportunities for change.
Jurisdiction
Colombie-Britannique
Language
English
DC Date
DC Creator
Long, Phoebe M.
Provincial Health Services Authority (B.C.)
Provincial Health Services Authority (B.C.).Reducing Health Inequities Project.Steering Committee
DC Publisher
[Vancouver, B.C. : Provincial Health Services Authority],
ID
pubdocs_bcdocs2011_2_513637_rhi_literaturereview_references_refugeepop_alphabetical
DC Type
text
Bibtype
m
DC Description
Cover title.
Running title: Summary : refugee population.
"Prepared for the Reducing Health Inequities: A Health System Approach to Chronic Disease Prevention Project Steering Committee by Phoebe M. Long."--Inside cover.
"March 2010."--Inside cover.
Catalogue record made available by the British Columbia Legislative Library.
Includes bibliographical references.
Printed from the Internet.
DC Subject
Refugees Health and hygiene British Columbia.
Chronic diseases British Columbia Prevention.
Public health British Columbia.
Public health British Columbia Planning.
Health promotion British Columbia.
DC Identifiers
http://www.llbc.leg.bc.ca/public/pubdocs/bcdocs2011_2/513637/rhi_literaturereview_references_refugeepop_alphabetical.pdf