Immigrants account for 13.7% of the US population, and the great majority of these
individuals originate from Latin America or Asia. Immigrant communities experience striking …

The number of people on the move internationally is increasing, and a sizable number of
these individuals are migrating through and to the WHO European Region. The UN …

The US overdose crisis continues to worsen and is disproportionately harming Black and
Hispanic/Latino people. Although the “War on Drugs” continues to shape drug policy—at the …

Objectives Some migrant groups are disproportionately affected by key infectious diseases
in European countries. These pose a challenge for healthcare systems providing care to …

Despite a seemingly higher need, refugees in Europe tend to underuse mental health (MH)
services. To better understand this underuse, it is important to understand refugees' …

Refugees and asylum seekers often face delayed mental health diagnoses, treatment, and
care. COVID-19 has exacerbated these issues. Delays in diagnosis and care can reduce the …

Background: To bridge significant mental health treatment gaps, it is essential that the
healthcare workforce is able to detect and manage mental health conditions. We aim to …

Cette étude de type naturaliste menée dans la communauté visait à examiner un modèle
«intégré à l'établissement» de la santé mentale des réfugiés. Les soins de santé mentale …

Introduction Migrant populations, especially women, are often more susceptible to poor
mental health and they face healthcare access barriers. This study aims to develop and …

An increase in global awareness of the mental health needs of migrant communities, and
recognition of the underutilisation of support services by these communities, has prompted …