Objective To examine differences in lifetime prevalence of mental disorder and service use
among US adolescents by both immigrant generation and race/ethnicity. Method A total of …

Importance There remains limited understanding of population-level patterns of mental
disorder prevalence for first-and second-generation immigrant and refugee children and …

This study examined factors in immigrant children's use of mental health services. Employed
data described 4873 immigrant parents and children participating in the 2018 National …

OBJECTIVE: Racial and ethnic disparities in mental health service use have been identified
as a major public health problem. However, the extent to which these disparities may be …

Objectives To examine differences in mental health-related service contacts between
immigrant, refugee, racial and ethnic minoritized children and youth, and the extent to which …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate racial/ethnic differences in teachers' and other adults'
identification and/or encouragement of parents to seek treatment for psychiatric problems in …

OBJECTIVE: The authors present prevalence data for adolescents in a large metropolitan
area and examine the association of DSM-IV diagnoses with functional impairment and …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND To compare the mental health status of children of immigrant
(COI) and non‐immigrant (NI) parents and to determine whether differences in mental health …

Abstract Studies indicate that African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, and Latino youth
have higher rates of unmet mental health needs and lower rates of mental health service …

Data from the Ontario Child Health Study were used to examine the strength of association
between child immigrant status and child psychiatric disorder, poor school performance, and …