Relationship between previous traumatic experience, post-traumatic growth, coping strategy to mental health state on refugees in sidoarjo camp

Era Catur Prasetya, Nalini Muhdi, Atika Atika

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Abstract

Background: Refugees face a problems of loss of residence, loss of work, education, alienation from the community, and limited access to health services which indirectly cause mental health problems for refugees. This study aimed to analyze the relationship between previous traumatic experience, post traumatic growth and coping strategy to mental disorders among refugees in sidoarjo camp. Method: This study was a cross sectional study with total 97 refugees in sidoarjo camp which choosen with simple random sampling. They were asked for fulfilling post traumatic, previos traumatic experience and coping strategis questionnaire. The result was analyze using SPSS. Result: This study found that there was no significant relationship between coping strategy (p=.237) and post traumatic experience (p>.05) with mental disorders and there was no significant relationship between previous traumatic experiences (p>.05) with post-traumatic growth. But there is significant relationship between coping strategy (p<.05) and post traumatic growth Discussion: Need further research on the same topic with qualitative methods to explore results, especially with regard to post-traumatic growth dynamics and flexibility in coping and social support in refugees. In addition, cultural variables in this study can also be related to the cultural context.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)750-754
Number of pages5
JournalSystematic Reviews in Pharmacy
Volume11
Issue number5
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2020

Keywords

  • Coping strategy
  • Mental disorder
  • Post traumatic growth
  • Previous traumatic experience
  • Refugees

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