Publications by authors named "Nurul Amanina Binte Hussain"
Article Synopsis
- The study examines the shift in healthcare policies for migrant workers in Singapore from focusing primarily on workplace injuries to a broader approach emphasizing accessibility and affordability of health services, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- A survey conducted with over 1,000 male migrant workers revealed that while a high percentage felt they could access healthcare and were satisfied with costs, a significant number did not utilize these services regularly due to low perceived need.
- The research aims to identify gaps in health service delivery and help policy makers enhance the effectiveness of healthcare initiatives for migrant workers, particularly through better understanding of their health-seeking behaviors and awareness of new financing plans.
Objective: Australia's dominant food system encourages the overconsumption of foods detrimental for human and planetary health. Despite this, Australia has limited policies to reduce the burden of disease and protect the environment. Political donations from the food industry may contribute to policy inertia on this issue.
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