Mental healthcare for asylum-seekers and refugees residing in the United Kingdom: a scoping review of policies, barriers, and enablers

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of Mental Health Systems, June 2021

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Displaced people, asylum-seekers and refugees are both the most likely to suffer from mental health difficulties, and the least likely to receive help. Mental health is a systemic issue, and can’t be addressed without addressing deep structural injustices

04 Nov 2022

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Our latest article on mental healthcare for asylum‑seekers and refugees in the UK https://t.co/3Uqz4Wf168 Well done Tess!

15 Jun 2021

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Mental healthcare for asylum-seekers and refugees residing in the United Kingdom: a scoping review of policies, barriers, and enablers https://t.co/2DB23uukf2

14 Jun 2021

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