access and use of health services by gypsy population: a systematic review
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Abstract
Study aimed to characterize the studies on access
and use of health services by the Roma
population. A systematic review was performed
by searching for articles from databases
OvidSP/Medline, ProQuest, Web of Science and
LILACS, between 2003 and 2013. Initially, 115
citations were selected: (51) Medline, (17)
ProQuest, ( 47) Web of Science, (0) Lilacs. After
thorough reading, 10 articles were selected which
were related to access and health of Roma
population. Many studies seemed to meet
inclusion criteria by reading the title and abstract,
but after thorough reading they did not meet the
requirements. All are in English idiom. Most of
the UK in the period of 2012-1013, quantitative
studies. They presented varied methods, without
methodological rigor and detail, with
unrepresentative samples and little comparability
findings.
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| Authors | ;Ana Cláudia Conceição da Silva;Bruno Gil de Carvalho Lima |
| Journal | Transboundary and emerging diseases |
| Year | 2016 |
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