Research highlights the role of primary care in improving health for migrant women in Colombia, suggesting essential support services.
The migration crisis that is currently being experienced in the world is a continuous phenomenon that has had solutions in form but not in substance, violating the international humanitarian law of people who are in transit through countries foreign to their roots, especially women of age reproductive, this has caused different governments and organizations worldwide to meet around this problem to define concise actions to protect the rights of migrant women in the world.This research compiles the stories of migrant women who arrive in Colombia seeking better opportunities such as accessibility to comprehensive and quality health services, including primary health care; This being the gateway to the offer of health promotion and disease prevention services.
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