Denise C Cooper, Marjorie S Campbell, Margaret Baisley, Christina L Hein, Tim Hoyt
Combat and operational stress programs and interventions: A scoping review using a tiered prevention framework
Military psychology : the official journal of the Division of Military Psychology, American Psychological Association
healthcare support workers play pivotal role delivering quality services support people seeking sanctuary experienced poor physical mental health linked previous trauma relocation loss freedoms however often encounter various challenges daily work ranging communication barriers resource constraints qualitative study seeks delve perspectives healthcare support workers experience workarounds employed overcome barriers providing care study aims describe healthcare providers practitioners health third sector support workers views barriers workarounds providing care people seeking sanctuary inform policy practice qualitative study carried using semistructured telephone interviews study focused primary secondary community specialist national health service nhs support services people seeking sanctuary wales united kingdom 2018 interviewed 32 healthcare providers practitioners support workers employed primary care third sector organisations approach involved obtaining verbal informed consent digitally recording transcribing interviews analyse data used four levels change improving quality model guiding framework interpretation study findings reveal certain respondents expressed challenges meeting needs people seeking sanctuary notably experience delivering care differed care settings specifically involved providing specialist nhs care believed room improvement mainstream primary secondary community health practitioners faced limitations due resource constraints lacked tailored information address unique circumstances needs sanctuary seekers address gaps workarounds emerged individual local levels teamdepartmental organisational level included establishing informal communication channels providers fostering cross service collaboration fill gaps adapting existing services enhance accessibility understanding healthcare providers practitioners support workers perspectives offers invaluable insights ways enhance healthcare delivery sanctuary seekers acknowledging challenges harnessing innovative workarounds foster effective compassionate service vulnerable population hear study actively involved public contributors design delivery dissemination research two public contributors g r personal experience seeking asylum served study coapplicants played pivotal roles shaping research participating development securing funding alongside coapplicants g r formed research management group overseeing study delivery contributions extended strategic decisionmaking specific feedback critical junctures including participant recruitment data collection analysis reporting additionally g r instrumental recruiting supporting team peer researchers enhancing respondent participation among people seeking sanctuary facilitate effective public involvement provided named contacts support k r f research training honoraria reimbursement expenses accessible information line best practice