Author(s) | Sample/cases and data source | Mental Disturb(s) | Country where the study took place | Measure(s)/Codification |
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Bulla et al., 2018 | 1419 immigrants referred to forensic psychiatric treatment in a hospital | Psychotic disorders, personality disorders and paraphilia | Germany | ICD -10 [24] |
Dreher et al., 2017 | 110 first generation Vietnamese and 109 German patients of two psychiatric clinics | Somatic symptoms and depression | Germany | Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ) [25] subscales |
Le et al., 2018 | 108 refugees and asylum seekers from Turkey and Iran who were patients of two psychiatric clinics | PTS, depression and anger symptoms | Switzerland | Posttraumatic Diagnostic Scale [26]; Subscale for depression from Hopkins Symptom Checklist-25 item version [27]; item created ad hoc for the study. |
Malmusi et al., 2017 | 28333 non immigrants and 2041 persons born in a not “advanced economy” country individuated through data collected through the European Social Survey | Depressive symptoms | Cross-national | Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (8 items version) [28] |
Markkula et al., 2017 | 184806 immigrants living in Finland and 185184 natives individuated through Finnish Central Population Register | All the psychiatric diagnoses according to ICD-10 | Finland | ICD-10 (codes F00–F99) [24] |
Miething et al., 2017 | 5695 of Swedish citizens with at least one Iran-, former Yugoslavia-, and Swedish- born parent. | Depression | Switzerland | 2 item from the Patient Health Questionnaire-2 [29] |
Morawa et al., 2017 | 335 first and second generation immigrants from Turkey | Somatization and depression | Germany | PHQ-15 [30] |
Pannetier et al., 2017 | 2468 immigrants from sub-Saharan countries visiting health care facilities | Anxiety and depressive symptoms | France | PHQ-4 [31] |
Puzo et al., 2017 | 23 073 suicide cases occurred between 1969 and 2012 retrieved from National registers | - | Norway | ICD-8, for the years 1969 – 1985 (codes E950 – E959) [32]; ICD-9, for the years 1986 – 1995 (codes E950 – E959) [33]; and ICD-10, for the years 1996 –2012 (codes X60 – X84, Y870) [24] |
Puzo et al., 2018 | 11,409 suicide cases occurred between 1992 and 2012 retrieved from National registers | - | Norway | ICD 9 for the years 1992 – 1995 (codes E950 - E959) [33] and ICD-10 for the years 1996 – 2012 (codes X60 - X84, Y870) [24]. |
Ruiz-Castell et al., 2017 | 1499 first and second generation immigrants and non-immigrants | Depression | Luxemburg | PHQ-9 [34] |
Schoefield et al., 2017 | 2,195,684 persons living in Denmark individuated through the Danish Civil Registration System dataset. Data were merged with those retrieved from the Danish Psychiatric Central Register | Non-affective psychosis | Norway | ICD-10 (codes F20 - F29) [24] and their ICD-8 equivalents (ICD - 8 295.× 9, 296.89, 297.×9, 298.29 – 298.99, 299.04, 299.05, 299.09, 301.83) [32] |
Schoefield et al., 2018 | 2,224,464 persons living in Denmark individuated through the Danish Civil Registration System dataset. Data were merged with those retrieved from the Danish Psychiatric Central Register | Non-affective psychosis | Norway | ICD -10 (codes F20 - F29) [24] and their ICD - 8 equivalents (ICD - 8 295.× 9, 296.89, 297.×9, 298.29 – 298.99, 299.04, 299.05, 299.09, 301.83) [32] |
Steele et al., 2017 | 420 refugees and immigrants living in Sweden | PTSD | Switzerland | Harvard Trauma Questionnaire [35], Post-Migration Living Difficulties Scale [36], Cultural Lifestyle Questionnaire [37], and Hopkins Checklist-25 [38] |
Stouten et al., 2017 | 46 Dutch, 60 first generation immigrant, and 56 second generation immigrant patients | Psychosis | Netherland | Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale [39] and a battery of measure for neurocognitive, social cognition, and psychosocial functioning assessment |