Prabhav Aggarwal, Sonal Saxena, Nazia Nagi
Possible impact of revisions in disc diffusion breakpoints for aminoglycosides and piperacillin/tazobactam in the 33rd edition of CLSI M100 document on clinical reporting and use in Indian settings with low susceptibility
Indian journal of medical microbiology
people asylumseeking refugee backgrounds housing reestablishment home key social determinants health research highlights inequities faced asylum seekers refugees housing markets highincome resettlement countries resulting overrepresentation precarious housing also emerging evidence relationship housing health population relating lack affordability insecurity tenure poor suitability physical social mechanisms housing impacts health group within housing contexts however understudied especially overtime qualitative longitudinal study aimed address gap semistructured interviews conducted 25 people asylumseeking refugee backgrounds south australia recruited community survey thematic analysis interview data across three time points three years identified four material psychosocial mechanisms housing contributed health outcomes via psychological physical stressors physical environment stability safety social connections support services study also identified additional health promoting resources particularly elements ontological security dynamics indirect direct mechanisms illuminated considering impact international national local contexts range intersecting social factors including gender countryculture origin family circumstances immigration status language skills income health status rebuilding sense home ontological security key resettlement priority crucial wellbeing comprehensive strategies facilitate refugees asylum seekers required