Purpose Immigrants, asylum seekers and refugees living in Europe face a number of
challenges in accessing or using health information and healthcare services available in …

Introduction: Individuals seeking refuge and asylum commonly present to health care
practitioners with embodiment of mental distress resulting from the traumatic nature of their …

Women represent almost half of the 20 million refugees worldwide, and although they play a
key role in their communities, their voices and needs are often missing from research and …

Suicide among internally displaced people remains an under-researched public health
issue especially in conflict affected countries. Given the limited and sometimes inaccessible …

The mental health of asylum seekers has attracted significant interest and examination.
Quantitative studies have consistently indicated that asylum seekers experience mental …

Background: Armed conflicts and natural disasters can cause significant psychological and
social challenges for affected populations. Displaced populations are extremely …

Children with refugee backgrounds are often exposed to violence and other adverse
experiences with well-known detrimental consequences on mental health. However, the …

Background: Mental health services in Sweden are confronted with globalization and
refugee migration from conflict-and war-torn countries. Aim: To discuss how clinicians in …

Suicidal individuals often communicate their intention to commit suicide, but not necessarily
verbally. Psychiatric nurses play a central role in the care of patients exhibiting suicidal …

Aims The aim of this study was to determine possible differences in psychiatric care contact
and the type of contact in the year prior to suicide by migrant status and region of origin …