[Occupational Participation of Syrian Refugees with Posttraumatic Stress in Germany].

Psychiatrische Praxis
Uta GühneSteffi G Riedel-Heller

Abstract

Description of employment situation and search for determinants of employment depending on symptom severity in refugees with posttraumatic stress. Standardized interviews with 133 Syrian refugees (18 to 65 years) living in Germany with posttraumatic stress symptoms and exploratory data analysis. 27.1 % of the participants were employed; including 13.9 % women and 86.1 % men (p = 0.001). Links between mental health and employment can be shown (posttraumatic stress p = 0.039, depressiveness p = 0.020, somatisation p = 0.026). With regard to social support and type of trauma, as well as residence status and duration of residence, there were no differences between refugees with and without employment. The current analysis on the employment situation of a circumscribed group of Syrian refugees focuses on the importance of psychological symptom burden.

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