Search Results - "Marcela Colom"

Cultural considerations for informed consent in paediatric research in low/middle-income countries: a scoping review by Colom, Marcela, Rohloff, Peter

“…IntroductionConducting research with children in low/middle-income countries (LMIC) requires consideration of socioeconomic inequalities and cultural and…”
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Medical students' experiences of compulsory rural service in Guatemala: a qualitative study by Chary, Anita, Hawkins, Jessica, Flood, David, Martinez, Boris, Colom, Marcela, Austad, Kirsten

“…Compulsory rural service is one method of addressing limitations in health care access in marginalized areas of low- and middle-income countries, including…”
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Medical students' experiences of compulsory rural services in Guatemala: A qualitative study by Anita Chary, Jessica Hawkins, David Flood, Boris Martinez, Marcela Colom, Kirsten Austad

“…Introduction: Compulsory rural service is one method of addressing limitations in health care access in marginalized areas of low- and middle-income countries,…”
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Expanding access to primary healthcare for women through a microfinance institution: A case study from rural Guatemala by Colom, Marcela, Austad, Kirsten, Sacuj, Neftali, Larson, Karen, Rohloff, Peter

“…The utilization of existing social networks is increasingly being recognized as a powerful strategy for delivering healthcare services to underserved…”
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Accompanying indigenous Maya patients with complex medical needs: A patient navigation system in rural Guatemala by Chary, Anita, Flood, David, Austad, Kirsten, Colom, Marcela, Hawkins, Jessica, Cnop, Katia, Martinez, Boris, Lopez, Waleska, Rohloff, Peter

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Insights Into Provider Bias in Family Planning from a Novel Shared Decision Making Based Counseling Initiative in Rural, Indigenous Guatemala by Nandi, Meghna, Moore, Jillian, Colom, Marcela, Quezada, Andrea Del Rosario Garcia, Chary, Anita, Austad, Kirsten

“…Race, ethnicity, and indigenous status should be considered as potential drivers of provider bias in family planning services globally. Efforts to confront…”
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