Systematic Review (n=864)
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Refugees and asylum seekers face significant barriers in primary care, including language and cultural issues, which could be mitigated by practical support and use of interpreters.
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Donsky et al. (1976) conducted a systematic review in Refugees and asylum seekers (n=864). General practice services was evaluated on Narrative themes describing the refugee or asylum seeker's personal experiences of general practice services.
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