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Acesso à saúde por pessoas em situação de rua: modelos comunicacionais em cenários de crise
The homeless population faces historical and persistent barriers in accessing health services, which are intensified in crisis scenarios. This dissertation investigates how different risk communication models influenced this population's access to health services during the COVID-19 pandemic,
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