نتایج جستجو برای: screening afghan refugees

تعداد نتایج: 236810  

2006
Azaad Kassam Anar Nanji

For the past 25 years, Afghans have accounted for the greatest number of displaced persons in the world. A large proportion of this population has sought refuge in neighbouring Pakistan. Many Afghan refugees have experienced unimaginable su¡ering due to war and its consequences. Mental health is an essential aspect of the care of refugees, yet the mental health and well-being of Afghan refugees...

2012
Hina Raheel Mehtab S. Karim Sarah Saleem Sulaiman Bharwani

BACKGROUND During the 1980s, approximately three million people migrated from Afghanistan to Pakistan and sought refuge in several cities including the city of Karachi. After the initial settlement of the refugees, the international organizations transitioned the health care of these refugees to the two local non-profit service agencies in Karachi. One of these agencies subsidized health care t...

2014
Salman Otoukesh Mona Mojtahedzadeh Chad J. Cooper Ramin Tolouian Sarmad Said Lauro Ortega S. Claudia Didia Arash Behazin Dean Sherzai Pedro Blandon

BACKGROUND Due to a paucity of research on the profile of kidney diseases among refugee populations, specifically Afghan refugees in Iran, this study aimed to illustrate the pattern of kidney disease among Afghan refugees in Iran and create a database for evaluating the performance of future health services. MATERIAL AND METHODS This was a retrospective cross sectional study, in which we coll...

Journal: :International journal of mental health systems 2016
Anisa Yaser Shameran Slewa-Younan Caroline A Smith Rebecca E Olson Maria Gabriela Uribe Guajardo Jonathan Mond

BACKGROUND Resettled refugees are at high risk of trauma-related mental health problems, yet there is low uptake of mental health care in this population. Evidence suggests poor 'mental health literacy' (MHL) may be a major factor influencing help-seeking behaviour among individuals with mental health problems. This study sought to examine the MHL of resettled Afghan refugees in Adelaide, South...

Journal: :Conflict and Health 2007
Catherine S Todd Abdullah MS Abed Steffanie A Strathdee Paul T Scott Boulos A Botros Naqibullah Safi Kenneth C Earhart

BACKGROUND Little is known about human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) awareness among Afghan injecting drug users (IDUs), many of whom initiated injecting as refugees. We explored whether differences in HIV awareness and knowledge exist between Afghan IDUs who were refugees compared to those never having left Afghanistan. METHODS A convenience sample of IDUs in Kabul, Afghanistan was recruited ...

Journal: :international journal of high risk behaviors and addiction 0
roya noori substance abuse and dependence research center, university of social welfare and rehabilitation sciences, tehran, ir iran; substance abuse and dependence research center, university of social welfare and rehabilitation sciences, evin, tehran, ir iran. tel/fax: +98-2122180095 abbas deylamizade division of drug use research, department of addiction studies, rebirth society, tehran, ir iran

in western asia, afghan refugees constitute one of the main vulnerable populations with drug and hiv treatment needs. however, there is not considerable provision of drug and hiv services for this group. the study aimed to describe the provision of drug treatment and harm reduction services for afghan refugees in iran, the most populous persian gulf country. with the collaboration of the united...

2016
Sana Eybpoosh Abbas Bahrampour Mohammad Karamouzian Kayhan Azadmanesh Fatemeh Jahanbakhsh Ehsan Mostafavi Farzaneh Zolala Ali Akbar Haghdoost

HIV-1 Circulating Recombinant Form 35_AD (CRF35_AD) has an important position in the epidemiological profile of Afghanistan and Iran. Despite the presence of this clade in Afghanistan and Iran for over a decade, our understanding of its origin and dissemination patterns is limited. In this study, we performed a Bayesian phylogeographic analysis to reconstruct the spatio-temporal dispersion patt...

2012
Syed H. Abidi Farwa Ali Farida Shah Farhat Abbas Syed Ali

Owing to the capricious political and economic conditions of Afghanistan during the past few decades, the burden of communicable disease, especially bloodborne and sexually transmitted infections, has been steadily mounting in this population. Afghan refugees who sought asylum and settled in foreign countries encountered many a barrier to standard health care, which led to the establishment of ...

2017
Qais Alemi Carl Stempel

This study investigates the effect of perceived discrimination on the mental health of Afghan refugees, and secondly, tests the distress moderating effects of pre-migration traumatic experiences and post-resettlement adjustment factors. In a cross-sectional design, 259 Afghans completed surveys assessing perceived discrimination and a number of other factors using scales developed through induc...

Journal: :Social science & medicine 2002
Mark Rowland Mohammad Abdur Rab Tim Freeman Naeem Durrani Naveeda Rehman

Influx of refugees and establishment of camps or settlements in malaria endemic areas can affect the distribution and burden of malaria in the host country. Within a decade of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the arrival of 2.3 million Afghan refugees in Pakistan's North West Frontier Province, the annual burden of malaria among refugees had risen ten fold from 11,200 cases in 1981 to 118...

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