Qualitative exploration reveals barriers in maternal healthcare access for refugee women, suggesting collaboration for person-centred care by NGOs.
Maternal healthcare for refugee mothers was found to found to requires targeting their unique circumstances and healthcare needs. Integrating policies such as the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Health Strategy and Sphere Standards into national health systems could improve access to equitable maternal care for refugees. Policymakers, including Ghana's Ministry of Health and UNHCR, should collaborate with healthcare providers and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to implement policies that ensure equitable access and person-centred care for refugee.
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