Improving delivery of primary care for vulnerable migrants: Delphi consensus to prioritize innovative practice strategies

Kevin Pottie; Ricardo Batista; Maureen Mayhew; Lorena Mota; Karen Grant

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Improving delivery of primary care for vulnerable migrants

Delphi consensus to prioritize innovative practice strategies

Kevin Pottie, Ricardo Batista, Maureen Mayhew, Lorena Mota and Karen Grant

Canadian Family Physician January 2014; 60 (1) e32-e40;

Kevin Pottie

Principle Scientist at the Centre for Global Health, the Institute of Population Health, and the C.T. Lamont Centre for Research in Primary Care, and is Associate Professor in the Department of Family Medicine and the Department of Epidemiology and Community Health at the University of Ottawa in Ontario.

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Ricardo Batista

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Maureen Mayhew

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Lorena Mota

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Karen Grant

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