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Evidence Summary - What Works to Improve Maternal Mental Health Outcomes for Refugees?

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What Works to Improve Maternal Mental Health Outcomes for Refugees?

This evidence summary summarizes the state of available evidence on the impacts of interventions targeting the reduction of adverse mental health symptoms in expectant or new mothers. This summary includes interventions that are either directly impacting the mothers or aiming to increase rates of screening by medical providers.

Studies included in the database focused on high-income or upper middle-income countries, including but not limited to the United States. Studies included must have been published since 2012. To identify evidence, we searched the following websites and databases using the following population, methodology, and target outcome terms:

 

 

Websites and Databases Population Terms Methodology Terms Target Outcome Terms
ProQuest

EBSCO Host

JSTOR

PsycInfo

 

 

refugee

OR

immigrant

OR

“unaccompanied minor”

OR

asylee

OR

“temporary protected status”

OR

“victims of traffick*”

OR

“traffick* victims”

OR

T-Visa

OR

U-Visa

OR

Cuban

OR

Haitian

OR

Amerasian

 

evaluation

OR

impact

OR

program

OR

intervention

OR

policy

OR

project

OR

train*

OR

therapy

OR

treatment

OR

counseling

OR

workshop

OR

review

OR

meta-analysis

OR

synthesis

“participatory action research”

OR

“community based participatory research”

OR

“participatory research”

OR

“cooperative inquiry” OR

“collaborative inquiry” OR

“community engaged research”

OR

“community placed research”

OR

“photovoice”