Refugees are a highly vulnerable marginalized population with unique medical and
psychosocial needs. Unfortunately, the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) in Canada …

Approximately 30–40 million undocumented immigrants worldwide suffer restricted health
care. A scoping review was conducted to determine what is known about this population's …

Although Downar and colleagues1 present a very detailed examination of many of the
issues involved in our growing national examination of how Canadians expect to manage …

Background: Although palliative care is now an essential health service under Universal
Health Coverage, ensuring access and appropriate care for refugees is a specific challenge …

Refugees and asylum seekers face cultural, language, literacy, and economic barriers that
may result in negative experiences with the healthcare system and may interfere with the …

Background: The objective of this scoping review is to identify and map the global literature
on death, dying, and end-of-life experiences among refugees. The study aims at identifying …

The immigrant population in the United States has grown over the past years.
Undocumented immigrants account for 14.6% of the uninsured population in the United …

The unprecedented wave of refugee migration from Africa and the Middle East to Europe
presents major challenges to European health professionals and to society at large. A recent …

Background With an ever increasing number of individuals living with chronic and terminal
illnesses, palliative care as an emerging field is poised for unprecedented expansion …

Background: People experiencing homelessness have limited access to palliative care
support despite high levels of ill health and premature mortality. Most research exploring …