Titlebook: Mental Health, Mental Illness and Migration; Driss Moussaoui,Dinesh Bhugra,Antonio Ventriglio Living reference work 20200th edition Menta

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Mental Health in Refugees and Asylum Seekers,tal disorder such as PTSD is among this population. Therefore, healthcare systems have to prepare themselves for this very heterogeneous population with different concepts of health and disease and with expectations about treatment depending on cultural background, traditional values, personal exper

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The Mental Health of South Asians in the UK,cal and environmental risks over the course of life. We highlight epidemiological differences in the occurrence of different psychiatric disorders, and consider the role of socio-cultural patterns of help-seeking behavior. Ultimately, epidemiological approaches, while vital for planning services, id

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Canadian Immigrant Mental Health,policies to embracing multiculturalism, a mosaic vision of society, with the province of Quebec pursuing a model of interculturalism. Nevertheless, the examination of the ‘healthy immigrant effect’ suggests that for some immigrants, their physical and mental health deteriorate to non-immigrant level

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Migration and Psychosis,ve been replaced by more sophisticated population-based incidence studies. Research has identified several major trends:.Various explanations are given for the above findings. The chapter then considers issues of screening and assessment of immigrants and concludes with treatment approaches. The nee

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Resilience, Mental Health, and Migrations, and antisocial behavior. Intercultural meetings depend on the host culture intertwining with the arriving group. Intercultural transactions describe four schemes: the worst is camps. Coexistence is a weak link. Assimilation is brutal. The best solution, the most agreed, is bicultural integration.

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Access to Health Care in the Migrant Population,hrough political lenses. In this chapter, we set the foundations by explaining the key concepts about health care and migration, and then we address some of the most pressing concerns about providing health care to migrants, with an emphasis on undocumented immigrants. Lastly, we present a summary o