Population Growth Demand and Challenges of Health Equality Among Immigrants Towards Healthcare Services in Malaysia
Abstract
Introduction: Malaysia’s economic development leads to increased demand for immigrant workers. This article addresses the challenges of immigrant health equity.
Methods: A comprehensive literature review was conducted to analyze the existing literature and identify key findings.
Results: Immigrants face health inequalities due to complex immigration policies, and cultural and social differences that result in poor health outcomes among immigrants.
Discussion: Comprehensive strategies need to be addressed relating to immigration policy and social and cultural differences in order to ensure access for all immigrants
Conclusion: Efforts should be made to provide equitable healthcare access to ensure that all immigrants receive optimum health equality in Malaysia.
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Copyright (c) 2024 Nor Aliya Ayub, Siti Bazlina Mohd Rawi, Muhammad Qusyairi Fakuruddin, Nor Azila Muhd Aris, Nur Atiqah Mohd Ahwan, Rosnah Sutan

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