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“Foreign migrant women's perceptions of obstetric care in the Cape Town metro pole.”
This study explores the maternal healthcare experiences of nine foreign migrant women who received obstetric care in the Cape Town metropole. The Republic of South Africa's legislation enshrines the right to health for all who live within the country's borders, regardless of residency status. In pra...
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Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
2025
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