Background The symptoms following a traumatic event as well as the coping strategies can
be culture specific. The objective of the present study was to analyse the transcultural …

Das medizinische Versorgungssystem in Deutschland war auf die Behandlung von
Patienten mit Migrationshintergrund nicht eingestellt und wurde durch die hohe Zahl …

Women in the UK have access to NHS maternity services and most will attend hospital to
give birth in the NHS. Much effort has been undertaken over several decades to improve …

Perceived discrimination (PD) has a negative impact on the course of psychiatric disorders.
We have investigated PD in inpatients with affective or anxiety disorder and Turkish …

Background Migrants run a greater risk of poor mental health than host populations, but
there are large variations depending on diagnosis, pre-and postmigration experiences …

The number of forcibly displaced people worldwide has grown exponentially in the past
decade, amounting to 26.4 million refugees and 4.2 million asylum seekers by mid-2020 …

For immigrants and refugees, problem-solving strategies that functioned well in countries of
origin, such as resolving mental health problems within the family, can be problematic in a …

Culture can be understood as a set of guidelines, implicit and explicit, that members of a
particular society or community learn and inherit, reflected in shared beliefs, values, attitudes …

Abstract 58 million refugees and asylum seekers are currently in the process of fleeing their
homes. A high proportion of traumatised people with a serious mental disorder such as …

Inequities in mental health care are often generated by structural barriers (for example,
health policies) and subjective barriers (for example, attitudes towards mental health), which …