ArticleCommunity health equity research & policy2026
Understanding the Health and Social Determinants of Health Needs of Resettled Afghan Refugees in Houston, Texas.
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- Predictors of psychological distress among Afghan and Syrian refugee women in Houston, Texas.Frontiers in global women's health · 2026Article
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PurposeThe global refugee crisis includes Afghan refugees, driven by decades of conflict. Understanding the currently unidentified, unique challenges of this group upon resettlement in the United States is crucial for bettering health outcomes. This needs assessment identifies the challenges surrounding health experiences of resettled Afghan refugees in Houston, Texas.MethodsAdult Afghan refugees resettled in Houston, Texas were surveyed via a needs assessment adapted from validated health screeners (PRAPARE, the RHS15, and CoPaQ) with translator assistance. Health experiences across demographics, urgent needs, accessibility, and healthcare services were assessed.
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