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

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Mental Illness and Migrants in Europe,entifying unmet population need, and evaluating the effectiveness of services and interventions, often risk conflating and obscuring important historical, cultural, and gendered influences on mental health in this particular diaspora, and others.

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Living reference work 20200th editionions of stress for the migrants and their families. As migrants are often found to be hesitant of using the health care facilities in the new place which may be due to the lack of awareness, this book elaborates on the health care facilities, cost issues, stigma, and several other factors.

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Migration and Psychosis,n for the above findings. The chapter then considers issues of screening and assessment of immigrants and concludes with treatment approaches. The need for an anthropological and ethnographic approach is emphasized. The encounters between providers and migrants and their families are to be seen essentially as transcultural encounters.

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Access to Health Care in the Migrant Population,ome of the most pressing concerns about providing health care to migrants, with an emphasis on undocumented immigrants. Lastly, we present a summary of the evidence-based guidelines for physicians on how to screen for clinical and mental illnesses in migrants.

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Migration, Globalization, and Mental Health,he speed of change is speeding up. The “accelerated globalization” must be decelerated, because more power needs more responsibility and more ethics, individually and globally..The psychosocial consequences of this acceleration are good in some aspects (sense of being citizen of the world, better go

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