Report, country of study (publication year) | Study design | Aim | Intervention, duration of intervention | Participants in intervention (IG) and control groups (CG), n |
---|---|---|---|---|
Alsheikh, Jordan (2020) [37] | Quasi-experimental study | To examine the effectiveness of a group counseling program as an intervention to improve the well-being and reduce post-traumatic stress disorder among refugee women displaced due to civil wars | Group Counseling Program, 8 sessions (2 sessions per week) | IG: 20; CG: 20 |
Baird, et al., USA (2017) [38] | Feasibility/ pilot study | To evaluate the acceptability and feasibility of a community- based culturally tailored mental health intervention for refugee women living in a metropolitan area | Healthy Sudanese Families, 10 weekly sessions | IG: 12; CG: none |
Eskici, et al., Turkey (2021) [39] | Feasibility/ pilot study and randomized controlled trial | To determine the effectiveness, feasibility, and acceptability of culturally adapted cognitive behavioral therapy for refugee women | Culturally Adapted Cognitive Behavioral Terapy, 7 weekly sessions | IG: 12; CG: 11 |
Hagl, et al., Bosnia (2015) [40] | Controlled trial | To compare the efficacy of dialogical exposure group treatment in the treatment of symptoms stemming from traumatic loss in post-war society | Dialogical Exposure Group using Gestalt empty-chair method, 7 weekly sessions | IG: 60; CG: 59 |
Hakki, Turkey (2018) [41] | Qualitative study | To explore the theatre of the oppressed as an intervention to aid refugee women in their roles and adversity-activated development after fleeing due to conflict | Theatre of the Oppressed, 5 sessions (2 sessions per week) | IG: 3; CG: none |
Khan, et al., Pakistan (2019) [42] | Feasibility/pilot study | To evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of a locally adapted Group Problem Management Plus intervention for women in conflict affected settings | Group Problem Management Plus, 5 weekly sessions | IG: 59; CG: 60 |
Mitschke, et al., USA (2013) [43] | Quasi-experimental study | To assess the impact of a group-based financial education course on the mental health of refugee women | Financial Literacy Plus; Financial Literacy, 12 weeks (2 sessions per week) | IG: 44; CG: 21 |
Rahman, et al., Pakistan (2019) [44] | Randomized controlled trial study | To assess the impact of a group-based financial education course on the mental health of refugee women | Problem Management Plus, 5 weekly sessions | IG: 306; CG: 306 |
Robertson, et al., USA (2019) [45] | Feasibility/ pilot study | To establish the effectiveness of a group intervention in a conflict-affected setting | Health Realization, 8 weekly sessions | IG: 21; CG: 44 |
Shaw, et al., Malaysia (2019) [46] | Randomized controlled trial | To examine the effects of a culturally adapted Somali Health Realization intervention on coping and mental health outcomes in refugee women | Culturally Adapted Cognitive Behavioral Terapy, 8 weekly sessions | IG: 30; CG: 9 |
Shultz, et al., Colombia (2019) [47] | Feasibility/ pilot study | To examine the effectiveness of culturally adapted cognitive behavior group therapy among refugee women | Interpersonal counseling, unclear | IG: 59; CG: none |
Tol, et al., Uganda (2020) [48] | Randomized controlled trial | To assess the effectiveness of a facilitator-guided, group-based, self-help intervention to reduce psychological distress in refugee women | Self-Help Plus, 5 sessions | IG: 331; CG: 363 |
Praetorius, et al., USA (2016) [49] | Qualitative study | To assess the impact of a group-based financial education course and social enterprise on the self-reported mental health of refugee women | Financial Literacy Plus; Financial Literacy, 12 weeks (2 sessions per week) | IG: 12; CG: none |