Journal of Refugee Studies,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
36(3), С. 507 - 533
Опубликована: Июнь 13, 2023
Abstract
Due
to
the
Syrian
civil
war,
millions
of
Syrians
have
fled
country
since
2011.
Several
issues
inhibited
their
successful
resettlement,
but
few
studies
examined
development
healthcare
needs
forced
migrants
in
Europe.
This
study
migrants’
Switzerland,
and
whether
migration
type
family
functioning
affect
mental
health.
Our
sample
included
108
individuals
from
14
families
usual
asylum
process
19
Swiss
Resettlement
Program
(SRP).
Each
member
was
surveyed
thrice
1
year.
participants
reported
symptoms
major
depressive
post-traumatic
stress
disorder.
However,
general
health
similar
that
Western
populations.
higher
overall
scores
than
non-SRP
participants,
while
two
groups
showed
different
progression
over
time.
Children
fathers
levels
health,
whereas
mothers’
worsened
Family
important
for
both
groups.
Overall,
considering
structural
contexts
is
when
studying
Health & Place,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
79, С. 102964 - 102964
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2023
Post-migration
factors
significantly
influence
refugee
mental
health.
This
scoping
review
looks
at
the
role
of
place
in
We
included
34
studies
Global
North
high-income
countries
that
elaborated
on
characteristics
facilities,
neighbourhoods,
urban
and
rural
areas,
countries.
While
remains
under-theorised,
all
reveal
common
support
a
strong
relationship
between
residence,
health
wellbeing
outcomes
post-migration
context.
Given
refugees
often
have
little
or
no
choice
where
they
ultimately
live,
we
suggest
future
research
should
focus
how
co-constitute
risks,
protections,
outcomes.
Social Science & Medicine,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
292, С. 114540 - 114540
Опубликована: Ноя. 6, 2021
Refugees
in
high-income
countries
face
barriers
to
healthcare
access
even
when
they
have
the
same
rights
and
entitlements
as
host
population.
Disadvantages
contribute
differences
health
outcomes
impact
acculturation.
This
study
explores
perceived
changes
status
experiences
with
Norwegian
system
of
Syrian
refugees
living
Norway,
using
a
trajectory
perspective.
We
conducted
15
semi-structured
interviews
April
2020
among
purposefully
recruited
adult
from
Syria
resettled
Norway.
Interviews
were
carried
out
Arabic
analysed
Systematic
Text
Condensation
NVivo
software.
used
Lévesque's
model
Edberg's
migration
perspective
theoretical
frameworks.
A
conceptual
was
developed
–
The
Migrant
Sensitive
Access
Model
-
that
highlights
factors
contributing
positive
versus
negative
journey.
Findings
summarized
under
three
main
themes:
well-being,
expectations,
trust.
Perceived
attributed
causes
for
change
related
resettlement
phase,
gender,
highly
informed
by
pre-migration
experiences.
users'
perception
caregiver,
communication,
time
identified
key
care-access
journey
inspiring
trust
or
distrust
caregiver.
Norway
appreciate
but
are
impeded
their
care.
Many
can
be
bridged
during
doctor-patient
interaction
diversity
sensitive
we
propose
gives
comprehensive
overview
areas
determining
experience
this
results
useful
policymakers
providers
addressing
disparities
forced
migrants.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12
Опубликована: Фев. 9, 2024
Background
There
is
a
scarcity
of
research
on
discriminatory
experiences
and
their
association
with
health
outcomes
among
Syrian
Refugees
in
Norway.
Thus,
this
study
aims
to
examine
the
relationship
between
perceived
discrimination,
self-rated
(SRH),
chronic
pain,
poor
mental
health,
healthcare
utilization
refugees
resettled
Methods
Cross-sectional
data
from
Integration
for
Health
project
were
analyzed,
including
154
who
Norway
2018–19.
Perceived
SRH,
psychological
distress,
post-traumatic
stress
symptoms,
visits
assessed.
Statistical
analyses,
Poisson
regression
multinomial
logistic
regression,
conducted.
The
significant
statistical
level
was
set
at
0.05.
Results
Approximately
30%
participants
reported
experiencing
no
associations
sociodemographic
factors
discrimination.
discrimination
significantly
associated
distress
(adjusted
PR:
2.07,
95%CI:
1.21–3.55),
symptoms
11.54,
1.25–106.16),
4
or
more
psychologist
OR:
12.60,
1.72–92.16).
However,
found
SRH;
pain
general
utilization.
Conclusion
Experienced
highly
prevalent
seems
be
outcomes,
but
not
clearly
living
Efforts
should
focus
reducing
promoting
social
inclusion,
improving
access
services
refugees.
Public
awareness
campaigns,
anti-discrimination
policies,
cultural
training
professionals
are
recommended
address
these
issues
improve
well-being
International Social Work,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 2, 2025
This
mixed-gender
and
multi-method
analysis
examined
gendered
experiences
among
resettled
refugees
(n
=
88)
in
the
United
States.
Quantitative
analyses
revealed
significant
gender
differences,
with
women
reporting
lower
levels
of
employment
higher
emotional
distress.
The
qualitative
generated
three
themes:
(1)
shifting
expanding
expectations
women,
(2)
disparities
education,
(3)
discrimination.
Study
findings
elucidate
ways
how
shapes
lived
outcomes
refugees.
discussion
examines
implications
for
social
work
research
practice,
including
work’s
role
further
developing
this
area
work.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
21(6), С. 805 - 805
Опубликована: Июнь 20, 2024
This
study
aimed
to
systematically
review
current
research
on
the
application
of
existing
social
support
scales
in
with
refugees
resettlement,
assess
their
quality,
and
identify
gaps
measurement
enhance
practice.
A
scoping
was
conducted
extant
literature
published
until
March
2023.
team
researchers
search,
sorting,
data
extraction
processes
following
best
practices
for
scale
development
validation.
Of
1185
studies
collected
from
search
process,
41
articles
were
retained
final
analysis,
which
17
distinct
instruments
used
resettled
identified.
An
assessment
all
showed
presence
one
or
more
limitations
associated
construct,
criterion,
convergent,
and/or
discriminant
validity.
Test
reliability
assessed
studies,
a
range
0.80
0.90.
Our
findings
show
that
most
evaluating
among
is
without
adequately
validated
resettlement
context.
analysis
highlights
need
rigorously
developed
reflect
lived
experiences,
needs,
priorities
refugees.
Archives of Public Health,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
79(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 29, 2021
More
than
10
million
Syrians
have
left
their
homes
and
sought
refuge
in
neighboring
countries,
including
Europe,
since
the
beginning
of
Syrian
conflict
March
2011,
immigration
continues
to
this
day.
This
cross-sectional
study
included
refugees
residing
around
Hannover,
Germany.
We
investigated
whether
general
socioeconomic
factors
(e.g.
age,
sex,
housing,
asylum
duration)
were
predictive
for
quality
life
(QOL)
The
QOL
was
assessed
using
WHOQOL-BREF
tool,
a
questionnaire
assessing
four
domains:
Physical
health,
psychological,
social
relationships
environment.
A
total
114
refugees,
aged
between
18
45
years,
who
obtained
one
following
statuses,
asylum,
refugee
protection
or
subsidiary
protection,
included.
domain
scores
Germany
compared
with
Western
norm
Sub-Saharan
population.
Data
analyzed
Spearman
Rho
correlation
coefficient,
Kruskal-Wallis
Mann-Whitney
U
test
multivariate
linear
regression.
65%
participants
(62.3%
male,
37.7%
female)
29
years
old,
45%
had
lived
less
years.
lowest
score
reported
relationship's
(60.5%),
while
psychological
40-45
(P
=
0.011).
age
significantly
negatively
associated
physical
health
0.010),
<
0.001)
0.005).
Asylum
duration
environment
0.040),
short-time
satisfied
longtime
aspects
Enjoying
Concentration
ability
0.001
P
0.033,
respectively),
yet
not
scores.
There
significant
associations
housing
0.032)
relationship
0.001).
living
camps
registered
lower
residents
apartments
houses,
single
higher
those
married
divorced
0.032
0.035,
respectively).
participating
showed
low
assessment
all
domains
normal
population,
especially
regarding
relations
psychological;
it
factors,
such
as
marital
status.
calls
urgent
societal
political
efforts
strengthen
conditions
International Journal of Social Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
68(5), С. 1018 - 1025
Опубликована: Июнь 2, 2022
Background:
Policies
of
migration
contention
can
interrupt
the
transit
people
on
move,
forcing
them
to
remain
in
wait
non-destination
countries.
This
liminal
condition
might
impact
negatively
migrants’
mental
health.
Aims:
To
assess
relationship
between
interrupted
and
common
disorders
(CMD;
symptoms
depression
or
anxiety),
among
migrants
shelters
Tijuana,
Mexico.
Methods:
Cross-sectional
survey
conducted
November
December
2020
February
April
2021.
We
assessed
depressive
with
Centers
for
Epidemiological
Studies
Depression
scale
(CES-D-7),
anxiety
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder
(GAD-2).
evaluated
association
being
(sent
back
from
United
States
Mexico),
as
compared
having
not
crossed
yet
planning
stay
Mexico,
a
CMD
(either
symptoms),
well
other
migration-related
variables
CMD.
Results:
Being
(OR
=
1.74,
95%
CI
[1.12,
2.71]),
experienced
violence
during
2.50,
[1.63,
3.82])
were
associated
Conclusions:
Interrupted
is
potential
risk
factor
health
problems
migrants.
Migration
public
policies
should
consider
consequences
transit,
promote
initiatives
address
needs
move.
BMC Health Services Research,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
21(1)
Опубликована: Июнь 10, 2021
Abstract
Background
Understanding
the
differential
utilization
of
healthcare
services
is
essential
to
address
public
health
challenges.
Through
migration
process,
refugees
move
from
one
set
risk
factors
another
and
can
face
multiple
challenges
along
their
journey.
Yet
how
these
changing
influence
refugees’
use
care
poorly
understood.
Methods
A
longitudinal
survey
assessing
353
adult
Syrian
was
conducted;
first
in
a
transit
setting
Lebanon
after
year
resettlement
Norway.
The
main
outcomes
are
general
practitioner
services,
emergency
care,
outpatient
and/or
specialist
hospitalization
during
previous
12
months.
Associations
between
several
sociodemographic,
migration-related
status
variables
at
both
time
points
were
found
using
regression
analysis.
We
also
analyzed
changes
rates
generalized
estimating
equations.
Results
increased
while
outpatient/specialist
markedly
dropped,
remained
same.
Undocumented
poor
self-rated
(SRH)
prior
identified
as
predictors
for
arrival.
After
resettlement,
higher
literacy,
education,
social
support
SRH
quality
life
significantly
associated
with
services.
Conclusions
Utilization
post
destination
country
socio-demographic
factors.
Poor
pre-arrival
post-resettlement.
Our
findings
have
implications
future
resettlements,
policies
service
provision
newly
arrived
regard
needs
well
delivery
Frontiers in Psychology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14
Опубликована: Апрель 18, 2023
Background
Often,
refugees
are
susceptible
to
mental
health
problems
due
adversities
experienced
before,
during,
and
after
the
flight.
Through
a
cross-sectional
study,
present
study
examines
relationship
between
different
aspects
of
integration
psychological
distress
among
Afghans
living
in
Norway.
Methods
The
participants
were
recruited
through
e-mail
invitations,
refugee-related
organizations,
social
media
platforms.
(
N
=
114)
answered
questions
about
across
multiple
dimensions
(psychological,
social,
navigational,
economic,
linguistic)
line
with
Immigration
Policy
Lab
index
(IPL
-12/24).
Hopkins
symptoms
checklist
(HSCL-25)
was
used
assess
distress.
Results
Based
on
hierarchical
regression
analysis,
both
dimension
(0.269
p
<
0.01)
navigational
(0.358
0.05)
predicted
Discussion/Conclusion
results
suggest
that
integration,
such
as
being
part
community,
having
feelings
security,
sense
belonging,
beneficial
for
well-being
Norway
contribute
further
other
integration.