[Traumatic stress in adult refugees: when ill-health is silent or speaks broken Swedish].Lakartidningen. 1998 Mar 25; 95(13):1415-16, 1419-22.L
Abstract
It is well established that a significant proportion of refugees in Sweden have had traumatic experiences prior to immigration, causing mental and psychosomatic disorders. The actual frequency is difficult to assess because of methodological problems. Of refugees resettled in Stockholm county in 1996, 13 per cent were immediately referred to specialised trauma centres, thus comprising half of all referrals. Moreover, it has to be borne in mind that underdiagnosis is common in clinical practice. In the article, the relevance of accessible data, the clinical picture and epidemiological issues are discussed with regard to the refugee population.
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Pub Type(s)
English Abstract
Journal Article
Language
swe
PubMed ID
9560969
Citation
Söndergaard, H P., and S Ekblad. "[Traumatic Stress in Adult Refugees: when Ill-health Is Silent or Speaks Broken Swedish]." Lakartidningen, vol. 95, no. 13, 1998, pp. 1415-16, 1419-22.
Söndergaard HP, Ekblad S. [Traumatic stress in adult refugees: when ill-health is silent or speaks broken Swedish]. Lakartidningen. 1998;95(13):1415-16, 1419-22.
Söndergaard, H. P., & Ekblad, S. (1998). [Traumatic stress in adult refugees: when ill-health is silent or speaks broken Swedish]. Lakartidningen, 95(13), 1415-16, 1419-22.
Söndergaard HP, Ekblad S. [Traumatic Stress in Adult Refugees: when Ill-health Is Silent or Speaks Broken Swedish]. Lakartidningen. 1998 Mar 25;95(13):1415-16, 1419-22. PubMed PMID: 9560969.
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N2 - It is well established that a significant proportion of refugees in Sweden have had traumatic experiences prior to immigration, causing mental and psychosomatic disorders. The actual frequency is difficult to assess because of methodological problems. Of refugees resettled in Stockholm county in 1996, 13 per cent were immediately referred to specialised trauma centres, thus comprising half of all referrals. Moreover, it has to be borne in mind that underdiagnosis is common in clinical practice. In the article, the relevance of accessible data, the clinical picture and epidemiological issues are discussed with regard to the refugee population.
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