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What's in a name? – How migrant populations are classified and why this matters for (in)equitable access to routine childhood and adolescent immunisation services: A scoping review

20255 citationsOpen accessUniversity of Cape Town

Abstract

Policy reforms are needed to harmonize immunisation policies across borders and ensure equitable access irrespective of migrant classification. Increased collaboration between health systems in home and host countries is critical to achieving these goals.

Research topics

Vaccine Coverage and Hesitancy
Child and Adolescent Health
Migration, Health and Trauma

Sustainable Development Goals

Reduced Inequalities

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DOI: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2025.126784

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