Navigating Equitable Access to Cancer and Mental Health Services During Pandemics

Vahabi, M, Devotta K., Ledwos, C, Wong, J.P., Narushima, M., Rayner, J., Hawa, R, Fung, K., Datta, G. D., Janczur, A., Damba C. and Lofters A.

Vahabi, M, Devotta K., Ledwos, C, Wong, J.P., Narushima, M., Rayner, J., Hawa, R, Fung, K., Datta, G. D., Janczur, A., Damba C. and Lofters A.

Navigating Equitable Access to Cancer and Mental Health Services During Pandemics: Stakeholder Perspectives on COVID-19 Challenges and Community-Based Solutions for Immigrants and Refugees—Proceedings from Think Tank Sessions. Healthcare, 13(5), 564. https://doi.org/10.3390/healthcare13050564

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