There exists considerable research which reports that mental health disparities persist
among visible minority immigrants and refugees within Canada. Accessing mental health …

Community-based participatory research (CBPR) approaches have been important avenues
for addressing community vulnerability during pandemics and times of crises. There has …

Background More than 120,000 refugees and asylum seekers are currently living in
Switzerland. The prevalence of mental disorders among this population is significantly …

Introduction Refugees and asylum seekers are vulnerable to common mental disorders,
including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Using a network meta-analysis (NMA) …

The current worldwide so‐called" refugee crisis" has led to an unprecedented increase in
migration globally. Because of stigma and language barriers, mental health care for …

Existing literature has reported inequities in access to Canadian health care services among
immigrants. The aim of this scoping review was (a) to explore research regarding Canadian …

Background Persistent disparities in access to mental health care for refugee and immigrant
children and their families pose unique challenges to policy and practice. This study …

(1) Background: Immigrants represent around 21.9% of the total population in Canada and
encounter multifaceted obstacles in accessing and receiving primary healthcare. This …

Introduction: Data on immigrant and refugees' access to services in Canada typically focus
on adult populations generally but not children specifically. To fill this gap, this study …

Methods: We used a youth-led participatory action research (PAR) methodology within a
youth empowerment model situated within intersectionality theory to understand access to …