Advancing health equity in Nova Scotia by exploring gaps in healthcare delivery: a mixed methods protocol

Population health issues are addressed by various regional initiatives in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia (NS). A need for research on the root causes of health inequities suggests there may be a lack of evidence to inform current initiatives within the region. To address this gap, a three-phas...

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Published in:	Research in Health Services & Regions Vol. 4; no. 1; pp. 4 - 14
Main Authors:	Lane, Jennifer, Alizadeh, Neda, Cassidy, Christine, Forbes, Neil, McCulloch, Holly, Jarvis, Katrina, Wong, Helen, Pennell, Courtney, Wozney, Lori, Lane, Kris, Barber, Brittany, Lackie, Kelly, Oladimeji, Bukola, Prince, S. M. Kawser Zafor, Burchell, Drew, Doucette, Noah, O’Brien, Cyril, LeRoy, Wyatt, MacEachern, Kendra, Nkrumah, Elizabeth Obeng, Edward, Joshua, Mojbafan, Arezoo, White, Megan, Beresford, Tatianna, Curran, Janet, Wang, JianLi, Macdonald, Marilyn
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Berlin/Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg 24.04.2025 Springer
Subjects:	Health Administration Health equity Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Health Sciences Health Services Research Intersectionality Theory Medical Geography Medicine Medicine & Public Health Mixed methods research Regional health services Sex and gender-based analysis plus Statistics for Life Sciences Structural determinants of health Study Protocols Health equity Mixed methods research Structural determinants of health Sex and gender-based analysis plus Intersectionality Theory Regional health services
ISSN:	2730-9827, 2730-9827
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