This paper is concerned with the living situation of female migrants in Ghana. We draw on
the available research literature to examine the living conditions of female migrants paying …

Increased migration rates demonstrate a rise in women seeking relocation as a means to
access employment or academic opportunities; this is referred to as the feminization of …

Migrants face several unmet health needs due to the inability of the healthcare system to
address their healthcare challenges. As a result, they adopt coping strategies to overcome …

People working in Ghana's informal sector have low rates of enrolment in the publicly
funded National Health Insurance Scheme. Informal sector workers, including migrant girls …

Women's ability to access health care requires access to and control of resources as well as
the ability to make personal health decisions. Female migrants may experience additional …

Accessibility to maternal health care by marginalised groups, such as poor migrant women,
has remained an issue of concern in Ghana. While a number of studies have been …

Objective To assess the role of rural–urban migration in the risks of under‐five death; to
identify possible mechanisms through which migration may influence mortality; and to …

This paper investigates the healthcare needs, access to healthcare, and healthcare
strategies of Ethiopian migrant domestic workers (MDWs) in Lebanon, drawing on …

The paper examines the factors that influence the utilisation of health services by women in
the rural and urban areas in Ghana. The systematic sampling procedure was used to draw …

Purpose The National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) was introduced in 2005 to provide
equitable access to healthcare. Furthermore, concessions were made for pregnant women …