Frédérique Vallières|Ruth Ceannt|F. Daccache|Rawan Daher|J. B. Sleiman|Brynne Gilmore|Sue Byrne|Mark Shevlin|Jamie Murphy|Philip Hyland
<scp>ICD</scp>?11 <scp>PTSD</scp> and complex <scp>PTSD</scp> amongst Syrian refugees in Lebanon: the factor structure and the clinical utility of the International Trauma Questionnaire
Trinity College Dublin|Trinity College Dublin|Trinity College Dublin|Trinity College Dublin|University of Ulster|University of Ulster|Trinity College Dublin|National College of Ireland
objective support icd 11 posttraumatic stress disorder ptsd complex ptsd cptsd growing however studies include refugees examine clinical utility ptsd cptsd classifications study sought provide first evaluations factor structure icd 11 ptsd cptsd amongst refugees middle east ii clinical utility international trauma questionnaire itq identify ptsd cptsd humanitarian context method participants 112 treatmentseeking syrian refugees living lebanon factorial validity assessed using confirmatory factor analysis cfa based responses itq clinical utility itq assessed semistructured interviews six lebanese psychotherapists results complex ptsd 361 common ptsd 252 sex age differences observed prevalence symptomatic levels cfa results supported twofactor higherorder model consistent icd 11 ptsd cptsd qualitative findings indicated itq generally positively regarded limitations suggested modifications noted conclusion first study support icd 11 ptsd cptsd amongst refugees middle east clinical utility itq humanitarian context findings support growing evidence crosscultural applicability icd 11 ptsd cptsd