Access to mental healthcare services for Black women during perinatal period: a scoping review
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Date
2024
Keywords
Black women, healthcare access, mental health, perinatal period
Abstract (summary)
Black women in Canada are at higher risk of poor mental health outcomes; this is associated with disparities such as poor access to healthcare and aggravated by racial discrimination and poor living conditions. This study aims to investigate the extent and nature of literature on access to mental healthcare services for Black women during the perinatal period in regions outside of Africa and the Caribbean.
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Kemei, J., Asirifi, M., Nelson, J., Khalema, E. M., Adekoya, A. T., & Satimehin, O. O. (2024). Access to mental healthcare services for Black women during perinatal period: A scoping review. Global Journal of Health Science, 16(4), 43-61. Kemei, J., Asirifi, M., Nelson, J., Khalema, E. M., Adekoya, A. T., & Satimehin, O. O. (2024). Access to mental healthcare services for Black women during perinatal period: A scoping review. Global Journal of Health Science, 16(4), 43-61. https://doi.org/10.5539/gjhs.v16n4p43
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