Care providers’ views on burden of psychosomatic symptoms of IS-traumatized female refugees participating in a Humanitarian Admission Program in Germany : a qualitative analysis

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	Care providers’ views on burden of psychosomatic symptoms of IS-traumatized female refugees participating in a Humanitarian Admission Program in Germany : a qualitative analysis
	English
	20201005
	PLOS
	Rometsch, Caroline \| Denkinger, Jana Katharina \| Engelhardt, Martha \| Windthorst, Petra \| Graf, Johanna \| Nikendei, Christoph \| Zipfel, Stephan \| Junne, Florian
	victim services \| trust \| coping behaviour \| self-help techniques \| psychoeducation \| communication barriers \| interpreter's role \| psychotherapy \| treatment models \| health care delivery \| practice patterns, medical \| referral and consultation \| stomach diseases \| chest pain \| back pain \| headache \| somatic symptoms \| eating disorders \| sleep disorders \| guilt \| depression \| fear \| retraumatisation \| return migration \| decision making \| family members \| grief \| emotional trauma \| Yazidis, female \| Iraqi refugees, female \| rape victims, female \| torture victims, female \| Germany
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	PLOS One ; vol. 15, no. 10