The sexual and reproductive healthcare challenges when dealing with female migrants and refugees in low and middle-income countries (a qualitative evidence synthesis)

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[1] Duarte-Gómez MB(2018)Challenges of health services related to the population displaced by violence in Mexico Rev Saude Publica 52 77-6

[2] Cuadra-Hernández SM(2011)Lost in translation: reproductive health care experiences of Somali Bantu women in Hartford, Connecticut J Midwifery Womens Health 56 340-44

[3] Ruiz-Rodríguez M(2017)Why prevention of repeat abortion is so challenging: psychosocial characteristics of women at risk Eur J Contracept Reprod Heal care off J Eur Soc Contracept 22 38-2

[4] Arredondo A(2006)Delivering care for women seeking refuge RCM Midwives 9 190-13

[5] Cortés-Gil JD(2021)The social and structural determinants of sexual and reproductive health and rights in migrants and refugees: a systematic review of reviews East Mediterr Heal J 27 1203-11

[6] Gurnah K(2019)A systematic literature review of reported challenges in health care delivery to migrants and refugees in high-income countries-the 3 C model BMC Public Health 19 1-93

[7] Khoshnood K(2019)Leaving no one behind: a scoping review on the provision of sexual and reproductive health care to nomadic populations BMC Womens Health 19 161-42

[8] Bradley E(2021)Sexual and reproductive health service utilisation of adolescents and young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds in high-income settings: a qualitative evidence synthesis (QES) Sex Health 18 283-40

[9] Yuan C(2020)Factors associated with cervical cancer screening participation among migrant women in Europe: a scoping review Int J Equity Health 19 160-65

[10] Leeners B(2020)Perspectives on preconception health among migrant women in Australia: a qualitative study Women Birth 33 334-8