Abstract Background Socioeconomic transformation in China at the beginning of the twenty-
first century has led to rapid urbanization and accelerated rural–urban migration. As a result …

We systematically review factors associated with the presence of psychological distress or
common mental disorders in migrant populations. Articles published between January 2000 …

Background The complex interrelationships between professional identity, job satisfaction,
burnout, and turnover intention among general practitioners (GPs) are insufficiently …

Background The short version of the World Health Organization's Quality of Life Instrument
(WHOQOL-BREF) is widely validated and popularly used in assessing the subjective quality …

This article attempts to provide an integrated conceptual framework for understanding how
rural–urban migrants in China integrate into urban society. We propose a three-phase …

Background There has been a dramatic increase in internal migrant workers in China over
recent decades, and there is a recent concern of poor mental health particularly amongst …

While material conditions of migrant populations on average tend to improve over time as
they become established in new destinations, individual trajectories of material and …

This article investigates how rural-to-urban migration influences migrants' perception of
relative deprivation, and how relative deprivation mediates the effects of migration on …

Objectives Factors contributing to diminishing quality of life (QOL) of migrants have been
examined, but little is known about the impact of relative deprivation. This study aimed to …

Acculturation and identity are two significant determinants of the psychological well‐being of
migrants, but how they interactively affect psychological well‐being is still underexplored …