MATERNAL HEALTH CARE ACCESS AMONG MIGRANT WOMEN LABOURERS IN THE SELECTED BRICK KILNS OF DISTRICT FARIDABAD, HARYANA: MIXED METHOD STUDY ON EQUITY AND ACCESS

Abstract Background Socio-economic inequity leads to health inequity.Inequity is closely intertwined with internal migration.This study was planned with the objective of documenting the maternal health care utilization among women labourers working in brick kilns situated in an area of Haryana, north India.Methods A community based mixed method rb3

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