Eva Spiritus-Beerden|An Verelst|Ines Devlieger|Nina Langer Primdahl|Fábio Botelho Guedes|Antonio Chiarenza|Sophie De Maesschalck|Natalie Durbeej|Rocío Garrido|Margarida Gaspar de Matos|Elisabeth Ioannidi|Rebecca Murphy|Rachid Oulahal|Fatumo Osman|Beatriz Padilla|Virginia Paloma|Amer Shehadeh|Gésine Sturm|Maria van den Muijsenbergh|Katerina Vasilikou|Charles Watters|Sara Willems|Morten Skovdal|Ilse Derluyn
Mental Health of Refugees and Migrants during the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Role of Experienced Discrimination and Daily Stressors
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covid19 pandemic defining global health crisis time impact covid19 including mental health impact increasingly documented remain important gaps regarding specific consequences pandemic particular population groups including refugees migrants study aims uncover impact covid19 pandemic mental health refugees migrants worldwide disentangling possible role social daily stressors ie experiences discrimination daily living conditions descriptive analysis structural equation modeling used analyze responses n 20742 refugees migrants selfreporting global aparttogether survey survey findings indicated mental health refugees migrants covid19 pandemic significantly impacted particularly certain subgroups ie insecure housing situation residence status older respondents females reported experiencing higher levels increased discrimination increases daily life stressors need recognize detrimental mental health impact covid19 pandemic particular refugee migrant groups develop interventions target unique needs