Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(22), P. 2276 - 2276
Published: Nov. 14, 2024
(1)
Background:
Worldwide,
refugees
may
have
some
difficulties
in
accessing
healthcare
services.
However,
little
is
known
about
the
factors
that
predict
level
of
accessibility
to
public
system
host
countries.
(2)
Aim:
To
examine
Syrian
Jordan
and
further
identify
prediction
socioeconomic
barriers
access.
(3)
Methods:
A
cross-sectional
study
was
conducted
with
a
convenient
sample
356
residing
outside
camps
(Irbid,
Ajloun,
Jarash).
Data
were
collected
using
Access
Healthcare
Services
Scale
instrument
(adopted
from
Canadian
Community
Health
Survey),
which
composed
2
sections:
general
access
scale
(8
items)
(20
items).
One-way
ANOVA
test
independent
International Journal of Social Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
68(2), P. 346 - 353
Published: Feb. 14, 2021
The
Kurdish
Region
of
Iraq
(KRI)
is
home
to
Kurds,
internally
displaced
persons,
and
Syrian
refugees.
In
the
last
decades,
its
inhabitants
have
witnessed
a
great
deal
political
instability,
which
has
led
increased
rates
psychological
distress.
Mental
illness
contrasts
with
limited
access
availability
mental
health
services
-
so
treatment
gap
remains
high.
This
study
aims
investigate
perspectives,
perceptions,
expectations
refugees,
persons
KRI
host
community
members
concerning
care
in
governorate
Duhok.
Attitudes
perspectives
regarding
psychotherapy,
such
as
satisfaction
services,
effects
therapy,
bias
toward
stigma,
are
explored.One
hundred
one
participants
were
recruited
from
hospitals,
clinical
settings,
institutions
Duhok
KRI.
Participants
received
Patient
Satisfaction
Questionnaire
(PSQ)
asked
evaluate
through
four
subscales:
patient
satisfaction,
stigma.Results
revealed
overall
high
therapy.
contrast,
both
stigma
subscales
rated
more
ambivalently.Patient
key
for
assessing
quality,
understanding
attitudes
help-seeking
behavior.
Results
offer
insight
stakeholders
psychosocial
field
allowing
better
improvement
quality-driven
services.
Journal of International Migration and Integration / Revue de l integration et de la migration internationale,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
24(1), P. 189 - 210
Published: Feb. 10, 2022
Abstract
The
literature
on
migrants’
integration
and
wellbeing
is
ample,
but
the
case
of
economic-asylum
seekers
in
a
protracted
asylum
application
system
yet
to
receive
sufficient
attention.
are
unique
group
who
migrate
with
an
economic
motive
apply
for
achieve
host
country.
We
use
aspiration-capability
framework
mixed-method
approach:
participant
observation,
focus
discussion,
field
survey,
study
from
Nigeria
when
they
were
waiting
their
decisions
Italy.
find
that
evaluate
by
reflecting
premigration
aspirations,
constraints,
capabilities.
They
report
lower
life
satisfaction
compared
Nigeria,
affected
several
barriers
including
structural,
psychological,
economic,
social
constraints.
Our
generally
describes
what
it
like
live
limbo
frustration,
limited
assurance
better
tomorrow.
It
gives
voice
contributes
examining
perceptions
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(2), P. e0288834 - e0288834
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
The
study
aims
to
assess
the
health-related
Quality
of
Life
(HRQOL)
and
its
association
with
socio-demographic
factors
among
Afghan
refugees
residing
in
Quetta,
Pakistan.
For
this
purpose,
a
cross-sectional,
descriptive
design
by
adopting
Euro
QOL
five
dimensions
questionnaire
(EQ-5D)
for
assessment
HRQOL
was
conducted
approaching
from
camp
other
areas
Furthermore,
also
involved
analysis
expound
participant's
demographic
characteristics
while
inferential
statistics
(Kruskal-Wallis
Mann-Whitney
test,
P
<
0.05)
were
used
compare
EQ-5D
scale
scores.
All
analyses
performed
using
SPSS
v
20.
Herein,
total
729
participants
enrolled
subsequently
(n
=
246,
33.7%)
categorized
based
on
their
age
22-31
years
(31.30
±
15.40).
results
mean
score
(0.85
0.20)
EQ-VAS
(78.60
11.10)
indicated
better
current
respondents
as
compared
studies
refugee
camps
around
globe.
In
addition,
including
age,
marital
status,
locality,
living
refugees,
life
out
Pakistan,
place
residence
Afghanistan,
educational
qualification,
occupation,
arrested
crime
statistically
significant
predictors
(P
index
However,
gender,
monthly
income,
preferred
treatment
non-significant
>
0.05).
provided
evidence
model
that
correlated
information
HRQOL.
Moreover,
revealed
baseline
health
status
interestingly,
these
could
be
applied
improving
given
participants.
conclusion,
Pakistan
can
largely
improved
providing
adequate
healthcare
facilities,
education
employment
opportunities,
mental
social
support,
housing
basic
necessities
life.
International Journal of Migration Health and Social Care,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 7, 2024
Purpose
Bibliometric
analyses
of
psychological
research
on
refugees,
asylum-seekers
and
displaced
people
is
scarce.
This
study
aims
to
evaluate
the
productivity
impact
publications
related
psychology
asylum
seekers
people.
Design/methodology/approach
Using
Scopus
database,
authors
searched
for
psychology-related
under
subject
area
“Psychology”
included
keywords
asylum-seeker
Retrieved
were
analyzed
visualized
using
Biblioshiny
VOSviewer.
Productivity
presented.
Findings
A
total
2,317
identified,
with
an
h-index
86.
An
increase
post-2014
was
noted.
The
USA
most
productive
country
University
New
South
Wales
leading
institutional
contributions.
“Review
Child
Adolescent
Refugee
Mental
Health”
top
cited.
Some
keywords,
like
posttraumatic
stress
disorder,
frequently
used.
Research
migration
Syrians
from
refugee
backgrounds
notably
advancing.
limitations/implications
many
concerning
over
past
23
years.
Advanced
analysis
facilitated
software
tools,
including
Microsoft
Excel
Bibliometrix
R
package
VOSviewer
software.
These
advanced
bibliometric
scientometric
tools
enable
us
depict
in
depth
evolving
trends
international
collaborations
between
countries,
tending
topic.
has
some
limitations.
First,
restricted
our
database;
thus,
available
other
databases
Web
Science
or
Google
Scholar
may
have
been
overlooked.
Second,
used
this
“refugee,”
“asylum-seeker”
“displaced
people”.
As
a
result,
relevant
might
missed,
future
could
use
more
comprehensive
set
displacement.
For
research,
such
as
humanitarian
immigrants,
queue
jumpers,
boaties
stateless,
among
terms,
should
be
considered
across
field
label
backgrounds.
Our
focused
titles
directly
capture
explicitly
articles.
In
studies,
it
important
include
abstracts
identify
additional
pertinent
studies.
study,
did
not
asterisk.
Thus,
asterisk
allow
inclusion
all
possible
endings
root
word.
Originality/value
indicates
significant
time.
findings
are
establishing
agenda
network
area,
assisting
health
agencies
governments
understanding
challenges
vulnerable
group.
Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(22), P. 2276 - 2276
Published: Nov. 14, 2024
(1)
Background:
Worldwide,
refugees
may
have
some
difficulties
in
accessing
healthcare
services.
However,
little
is
known
about
the
factors
that
predict
level
of
accessibility
to
public
system
host
countries.
(2)
Aim:
To
examine
Syrian
Jordan
and
further
identify
prediction
socioeconomic
barriers
access.
(3)
Methods:
A
cross-sectional
study
was
conducted
with
a
convenient
sample
356
residing
outside
camps
(Irbid,
Ajloun,
Jarash).
Data
were
collected
using
Access
Healthcare
Services
Scale
instrument
(adopted
from
Canadian
Community
Health
Survey),
which
composed
2
sections:
general
access
scale
(8
items)
(20
items).
One-way
ANOVA
test
independent
