Predisposing, need and enabling factors for service utilization amongst newly arrived youth in Sweden

IF 0.7 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Camilla Nystrand, Fatumo Osman, Charles Lindell, Frida Olsson, Natalie Durbeej
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Purpose The reasons for and experiences during migration, as well as additional stressors in the new host country, may give rise to mental health problems and additional need for public services. The purpose of the study was to investigate factors related to service utilization among newly arrived refugee youth. Design/methodology/approach Cross-sectional data were gathered in Sweden where 37 youth aged between 19 and 23 reported on factors related to service utilization, encompassing health-care and support services in school. These factors included predisposition (demographic), need (migration status and mental wellbeing) and enablement (living situation). Service utilization was estimated using multiple logistic regression analysis. Findings About a fourth of the sample used psychosocial services. Use of general support was more common. Neither predisposing, need nor enabling factors were associated with the use of psychosocial or general health-related services. Originality/value Self-reported factors related to use of health-related services have previously not been investigated for refugee youth, which is important in assuring access to appropriate services for this exposed youth population.
瑞典新来青年服务利用的倾向、需要和促成因素
目的移徙的原因和移徙期间的经历,以及新的东道国的其他压力因素,可能造成心理健康问题和对公共服务的额外需求。本研究的目的是调查新来的难民青年利用服务的相关因素。设计/方法/方法在瑞典收集了横断面数据,其中37名年龄在19至23岁之间的青年报告了与服务利用有关的因素,包括学校的保健和支助服务。这些因素包括易感性(人口统计学)、需求(移民身份和心理健康)和能力(生活状况)。使用多元逻辑回归分析估计服务利用率。大约四分之一的样本使用心理社会服务。一般支持的使用更为普遍。易感因素、需要因素和促成因素均与使用心理社会服务或一般健康相关服务无关。独创性/价值以前没有对难民青年调查与使用与健康有关的服务有关的自我报告因素,这对于确保这一暴露的青年人口获得适当的服务非常重要。
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International Journal of Migration Health and Social Care
International Journal of Migration Health and Social Care PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
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