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Migratory Movements From The Perspective Of Health Rights: Bolivian Immigrant Women In Sao Paulo
Waldman, Tatiana Chang
Revista de direito sanitário, 2011-03, Vol.12 (1), p.90-114
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Título:
Migratory Movements From The Perspective Of Health Rights: Bolivian Immigrant Women In Sao Paulo
Autor:
Waldman, Tatiana Chang
Assuntos:
Brazil
;
Constitutions
;
Health policy
;
Immigrants
;
Law
;
Medical service
;
Migration
;
Prenatal care
;
Women
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Revista de direito sanitário, 2011-03, Vol.12 (1), p.90-114
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Descrição:
Health is a right guaranteed by the Brazilian Constitution to all people within our borders and a State's duty, but it should be examined whether foreign residents living in Brazil have effectively universal and equal access to health. The purpose of the present study was to identify potential barriers to health service access by Bolivian immigrant women living in the city of Sao Paulo. Our hypothesis was that despite universal access to health care guaranteed by Brazilian law, immigrant women would encounter barriers to the use of these services. However, it was found that respondents have received care at least once in any service in Sao Paulo; it was also revealed a high demand for prevention and health promotion programs, especially prenatal care with a high rate of prenatal consultations. Data was collected through literature review and interviews conducted with 28 Bolivian immigrant women at the Immigrant Support Center (CAMI/SPM) in the city of Sao Paulo during April and May 2010. The interviews allowed to assess the perceptions of the group studied regarding the Brazilian National Health Care System and to understand their behavior. Adapted from the source document.
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