Hang Su, Xin Liu, Shanghui Yang, Xuesong Lu
Deep knowledge tracing with learning curves
Frontiers in psychology
paper set challenges care refugees suggest approaches assessment intervention discuss clinical interventions address immediate concern clinician biopsychosocial framework value considering ecosocial structural influences hinder recovery perpetuate inequalities refugees face multiple adversities escaping lifethreatening situations political violence torture persecution present complex health needs encounter hostility host countries public services see needs additional demand public purse regrettably existing care practice training professionals often include skills working across cultures including cultural formulations fair assessment cultural adaptation interventions cultural competence cultural consultation methods including clinical ethnography exploration cultural identity explanatory models little data effective kind models interpretation translation care systems rarely designed fully address needs refugees health practitioners trained address structural institutional racism discrimination leads exclusion marginalised little attention social justice fair processes part appropriate healthcare