Publication provides vital guidelines for pediatricians caring for vulnerable children, highlighting challenges in migrant health care.
The great heterogeneity of the migrant population and the vulnerability of children make it necessary to equip ourselves with knowledge and tools to provide comprehensive and at the same time appropriate care to migrant children. This publication is presented in two chapters, and it is aimed at pediatricians who care for migrant children It includes refugees, adopted people, unaccompanied minors, immigrant children and adolescents and children of migrant families, as well as people visiting relatives and friends.
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