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Table 6 Mental health in immigrants

From: Exploring the burden, prevalence and associated factors of chronic musculoskeletal pain in migrants from North Africa and Middle East living in Europe: a scoping review

Outcome

Prevalence

Population

Quality

Reference

General mental symptoms

33.2%

Victims of torture in a transit country

poor

[12]

Depression

14.5%

Victims of torture in a transit country

poor

[12]

18%

Immigrant patients with complex needs in Denmark

low

[15]

Baseline: 6.5%, follow-up: 6.1%

Foreign-born immigrants in Sweden

excellent

[16]

54.7%

Asylum seekers in Germany

low

[19]

Anxiety

6.9%

Victims of torture in a transit country

poor

[12]

Baseline: 8.9%, follow-up: 8.4%

Foreign-born immigrants in Sweden

excellent

[16]

40.2%

Asylum seekers in Germany

low

[19]

Anxiety/Depression

35%

Refugees relocating from Lebanon to Norway

high

[14]

PTSD

28.9%

Victims of torture in a transit country

poor

[12]

7%

Refugees relocating from Lebanon to Norway

high

[14]

19%

Immigrant patients with complex needs

low

[15]

18.2%

Asylum seekers in Germany

low

[19]

  1. PTSD Post-traumatic stress disorder