Fenta et al. 2006 [32]
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Canada
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Cross-sectional, mental health
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Ethiopian immigrants/refugees
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n = 340, response rate 85%.
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Silove et al. 2007 [39]
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Australia
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Cross-sectional, mental health
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Vietnamese refugees who have been in Australia for 10+ years
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n = 1,161, response rate 82%
|
De Maio et al. 2014 [30] G
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Australia
|
Longitudinal, mental health
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Refugees granted residency within previous 3–6 months
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n
= 2,400, response rate approximately 60%
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McAuliffe 2013 [37] G-Report
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Australia
|
Cross-sectional, health (or applicable to health)
|
Irregular maritime arrivals to Australia issued with a protection visa within specified timeframe
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n
= 1,008, response rate 47%
|
Commissariat for Refugees 2008 [29] G-Report
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Serbia
|
Cross-sectional, mental health
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Refugees, predominantly from former Yugoslavia and Croatia
|
n
= 3,684, response rate not reported
|
Citizenship and Immigration Canada 2011 [28] G-Report
|
Canada
|
Cross-sectional, mental health
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Refugees (Afghan 22%)
|
n
= 501, response rate 41%.
|
Cochran et al. 2013G/Ao (2016) [23]*
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USA
|
Cross-sectional, mental health
|
Bhutanese refugees
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n = 579, response rate 73%
|
Maximova & Krahn 2010 [36] G
|
Canada
|
Cross-sectional, mental health
|
Refugees (63% Yugoslavian)
|
n = 525, overall response rate (in parent study) 95%
|
Gerritsen et al. 2006 [33]
|
The Netherlands
|
Cross-sectional, mental health
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Refugees & Asylum seekers
|
n = 178, response rate (for refugees) 59%
|
Spring et al. 2003 [40]
|
USA
|
Multiphase epidemiologic study, torture prevalence
|
Somalian and Oromo refugees
|
n = 1,165, response rate 97.1%.
|
Bhui et al. 2006 [24]
|
UK
|
Mix-method, mental health
|
Somalian refugees
|
n = 143, response rates 76%–83%
|
Bilsborrow et al. 2011 [25]
|
USA
|
Cross-sectional, wellbeing
|
Colombian migrants (including asylum seekers) in Ecuador
|
n = 234 households, response rate 76%
|
Blight et al. 2006 [26]
|
Sweden
|
Cross-sectional, mental health
|
Refugees from Bosnia-Herzegovina
|
n = 413, response rate 63.5%.
|
Heeren et al. 2012 [34]
|
Switzerland
|
Cross-sectional, mental health
|
Asylum seekers who arrived less than 2 years ago in Zurich
|
n = 126, response rate 68.3%
|
Khavarpour & Rissel 1997 [35]
|
Australia
|
Cross-sectional, mental health
|
Iranian migrants and refugees
|
n = 413, response rate 99% (phone) n = 161 (follow-on postal survey)
|
Qiu et al. 2012 [38]
|
China
|
Cross-sectional, investigating sampling & applicable to health research
|
Migrants in China
|
n = 1,270, response rate not reported
|
Vial et al. 2014 [18]
|
USA
|
Cross-sectional, health
|
Men who have sex with men
|
n = 3,640, response rate not reported
|
Wylie & Jolly 2013 [19]
|
Canada
|
Cross-sectional, health & investigating sampling
|
Men who have sex with men and sex workers
|
n = 578, response rate not reported
|
Bogic et al. 2012 [27] G
|
Germany
|
Cross-sectional, mental health
|
Refugees from former Yugoslavia
|
n = 854, response rate 52.9%
|
Dunlavy 2001 [31] G-Thesis
|
Sweden
|
Cross-sectional, mental health
|
African refugees and immigrants
|
n = 420, response rate not reported
|