Analysis reveals discrimination exacerbates healthcare access disparities for marginalized refugee groups, suggesting urgent need for policy change.
These findings underscore the structurally embedded nature of refugee healthcare inequities. Discrimination functions as both a pathway and amplifier of access disparities, particularly for multiply marginalized groups. Addressing these inequities requires intersectional, structurally competent strategies that treat discrimination as a modifiable determinant of health and prioritize institutional accountability in refugee health policy and practice.
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