“Maybe I should just risk tetanus”: The experiences of post-secondary international students accessing healthcare services in Ontario, Canada

While this research focused on Ontario, Canada, the information may be applicable to other jurisdictions by offering insights on international students' knowledge and use of their health insurance. Given the growth of IS, educational institutions must ensure their healthcare needs are met.

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Journal of American College Health
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2025-06-17
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https://doi.org/10.1080/07448481.2025.2519378
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Global Health Workforce Issues
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“Maybe I should just risk tetanus”: The experiences of post-secondary international students accessing healthcare services in Ontario, Canada

Elena Neiterman, Mariam Omilabu
Journal of American College Health
Global Health Workforce Issues
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“Maybe I should just risk tetanus”: The experiences of post-secondary international students accessing healthcare services in Ontario, Canada

Elena Neiterman, Mariam Omilabu
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Abstract

While this research focused on Ontario, Canada, the information may be applicable to other jurisdictions by offering insights on international students' knowledge and use of their health insurance. Given the growth of IS, educational institutions must ensure their healthcare needs are met.

Journal of American College HealthVol. 74(2)
University of Waterloo (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Global Health Workforce Issues
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