Do outcomes of psychiatric hospital treatment differ for migrants and non-migrants?

Kimberley AndersonDomenico GiaccoVictoria BirdMichael BauerAndrea PfennigAntonio LasalviaMirella RuggeriVincent LorantPablo NicaiseJacek MoskalewiczMarta WelbelStefan Priebe

Published in: Social psychiatry and psychiatric epidemiology (2021)

The study suggests that migrants are less satisfied with their hospital treatment, there is no evidence that routine inpatient care as currently provided results overall in poorer objective outcomes for migrants than in non-migrant populations.

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