While there is much speculation about the potential consequences of repatriation,
systematic comparisons of health outcomes employing standard measures and appropriate …

Background Migrants everywhere face several demands for health and maintaining good
health and quality of life could be challenging. Iraqis are the second largest refugee group …

The influence of psychosocial factors on the subjective wellbeing of asylum-seekers residing
in host Western countries has scarcely been explored qualitatively. Qualitative data derived …

Background: The aim is to study the difference in self-rated health and wellbeing between
native non-migrants and different immigrant groups: new (defined as having lived in the host …

Abstract Background The World Health Organization (WHO) considers that the
heterogeneity of concepts and definitions of migrants is an obstacle to obtaining evidence to …

Resettled refugees are an important and growing population in Australia with special health
needs. Many are at an increased risk for health problems due to their past and current …

Background Germany played a key role as receiving country during the so-called refugee
and displacement crisis with about 5 million asylum seekers arriving in the EU between …

Migration studies are generally focused on the economic implications of international
migration, for example for national labour markets (eg “brain drain”) or for individual …

To study health inequalities between native and immigrant Swedes, we investigated
differences in self‐rated health (SRH), mental wellbeing (MW), common symptoms (CS), and …

The relationships between quality of life, psychopathological manifestations and coping
related variables (coping resources, social support, sense of coherence) were examined …