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Patient and caregiver perspectives of health provision practices for First Nations and Métis women with gestational diabetes mellitus accessing care in Winnipeg, Manitoba

2014

Tait Neufeld, H.

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This article explores the understandings of gestational diabetes mellitus among First Nations and Métis women in Winnipeg and their experiences with accessing care. Results of this study aim to inform the development of appropriate and effective health strategies.

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Patient and caregiver perspectives of health provision practices for First Nations and Métis women with gestational diabetes mellitus accessing care in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Tait Neufeld, H. (2014). Patient and caregiver perspectives of health provision practices for First Nations and Métis women with gestational diabetes mellitus accessing care in Winnipeg, Manitoba. BMC Health Services Research, 14, 440.

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