Records containing: Vulnerable Populations
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CLINICAL_TRIALS study record update · 2025-09-18Intensifying Community Referrals for Health: The SINCERE Intervention to Address COVID-19 Health Disparities
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CLINICAL_TRIALS study record update · 2025-09-15Despite Socio-economic, Cultural, and Institutional Barriers: How Can Migrant and Socially Vulnerable Populations Who Visit The World Doctors in Nice be Involved in Collective Health Promotion Initiatives? An Exploratory Qualitative Study Based on Semi-structured Interviews.
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CLINICAL_TRIALS study record update · 2025-06-08Sexual Health of Sub-Saharan African Migrant Women Recently Diagnosed With HIV in Île-de-France: Missed Opportunities for Prevention
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CLINICAL_TRIALS study record update · 2024-12-05Nurses Taking On Readiness Measures - Mercer County, New Jersey
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CLINICAL_TRIALS study record update · 2024-08-15Korean Translation and Validation of the Household Emergency Preparedness Instrument (K- HEPI) by a Phase 1 Feasibility Study in New York City
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CLINICAL_TRIALS study record update · 2023-08-02Impact of Proactive Outreach on Enrollment in and Utilization of the Flex Nutrition Program for Patients With Food Insecurity and Nutritionally Dependent Chronic Health Conditions
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CLINICAL_TRIALS study record update · 2019-11-04Using an End-of-life Conversation Game to Engage Underserved Communities in Advance Care Planning
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CLINICAL_TRIALS study record update · 2015-05-27Case Management for Frequent Users of the Emergency Department: A Randomized Controlled Trial