Access to Difficult-to-reach Population Subgroups: A Family Midwife Based Home Visiting Service for Implementing Nutrition-related Preventive Activities - A Mixed Methods Explorative Study

Access to Difficult-to-reach Population Subgroups: A Family Midwife Based Home Visiting Service for Implementing Nutrition-related Preventive Activities - A Mixed Methods Explorative Study

Health and social inequality are tightly linked and still pose an important public health problem. However, vulnerable and disadvantaged populations are difficult to reach for health-related interventions. Given the long-lasting effects of an adverse, particular nutrition-related, intrauterine and n...

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Main Authors: Helena Walz, Barbara Bohn, Jessica Sander, Claudia Eberle, Monika Alisch, Bernhard Oswald, Anja Kroke
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: AIMS Press 2015-08-01
Series:AIMS Public Health
Subjects:
child health services
family research
socioeconomic factors
midwifery
public health
perinatal programming
health inequality
home visiting services
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