“The idea of bringing a mobile health clinic to the area was Bishop Robert Lynch’s,” she says. “He challenged the Catholic Medical Association to take on the task of assisting farmworkers. Focus groups were organized to explore the needs and they discovered the barriers to health care in Wimauma were time, cost and transportation.”
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The Catholic Medical Association joined a coalition of doctors and medical organizations to sign and launch the Women’s Healthcare Declaration to promote a program of dignified health care for women, […]