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

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 …

Background Youth comprise a significant portion of the total immigrant population in
Canada. Immigrant and refugee youth often have different migration trajectories 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 …

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 …

Introduction This article presents diagnostic rates for specific mental disorders in a German
pediatric inpatient population over a period of 20 years with respect to migration background …

Introduction The overall health of new immigrants appears generally better than mainstream
Canadians. Longer duration of stay in Canada and effects of lower quality of social …

Mental illness is a leading cause of disability among youth. In Ontario, Canada, rates of
mental health or addiction–related emergency department (ED) visits continue to rise in …

Objective Over half of the world's refugee population are under the age of 18 years. This
systematic review aims to summarize the current body of evidence for the prevalence of …

Background and study aims Data from the New Canadian Children and Youth Study
(NCCYS), a national study of immigrant children and youth in Canada, are used to examine …