Integrated behavioral health care for Karen refugees: a qualitative exploration of active ingredients.
Abstract:
Citation:
Esala, J. J., Hudak, L., Eaton, A., & Vukovich, M. (2018). Integrated behavioral health care for Karen refugees: a qualitative exploration of active ingredients. International Journal of Migration, Health and Social Care.
About This Study:
Intervention Duration: Weekly or biweekly sessions for approximately one year
Relevant ORR Program: Refugee Health Promotion, Refugee Medical Assistance, Refugee Support Services
Study Type: Suggestive evidence
Full Text Availability: Paid
Direction of Evidence: Positive impact
Strength of Evidence: Suggestive
Relevant ORR Program: Refugee Health Promotion, Refugee Medical Assistance, Refugee Support Services
Study Type: Suggestive evidence
Full Text Availability: Paid
Direction of Evidence: Positive impact
Strength of Evidence: Suggestive
Population(s): Refugees
Gender(s) of Participants: All
Age(s) of Participants: Adults
Region(s) of Origin of Participants: Asia - South
Gender(s) of Participants: All
Age(s) of Participants: Adults
Region(s) of Origin of Participants: Asia - South
Relevant Evidence Summaries:
The evidence was reviewed and included in the following summaries:
