The Health and Well-being of North Carolina’s Farmworkers: The Importance of Inclusion, Accessible Services and Personal Connection

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Abstract

Farmworkers contribute significantly to North Carolina’s communities and economy; however, they incur significant occupational risks with limited workplace protections. Many barriers complicate their access to health care services. Recommendations include increased number of outreach workers, extended clinic hours, strengthening workplace protections, and inclusion of farmworkers in community needs assessments.

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Lambar, E. F., & Thomas, G. (2019). The Health and Well-being of North Carolina’s Farmworkers: The Importance of Inclusion, Accessible Services and Personal Connection. North Carolina Medical Journal, 80(2), 107–112. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.80.2.107

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