论文信息 - The epidemiology of health conditions of newly arrived refugee children: A review of patients attending a specialist health clinic in Sydney

The epidemiology of health conditions of newly arrived refugee children: A review of patients attending a specialist health clinic in Sydney

Aim: To determine the prevalence of common diseases in newly arrived refugee children, resettled in Sydney, by region of birth. To identify health needs of refugee children in Australia.

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