Aim This longitudinal study investigated protective factors for social-emotional well-being in
refugee children in Australia. Methods Newly arrived refugee children aged 4–15 years …

Aim This study aimed to describe refugee children, their families and settlement
characteristics, and how their development and social‐emotional well‐being change over …

Background: New Zealand accepts 750 refugees annually who enter via the Mangere
Refugee Resettlement Centre. Aims: To evaluate the health needs of refugee children less …

Childhood behavioural disorders (CBDs) are a common reason for referral to paediatric
services and are associated with negative individual and societal outcomes. This article …

The meaning of childhood behavioural disorders (CBD) shifts in different settings. This
article is the 3 first in a series of two that explores this concept and how culture shapes its …

Australia offers a small but well-regarded refugee programme offering extensive support to
the 13 750 refugees settled in the country each year, after the processing of their protection …

Aim Problematic externalising behaviours in adolescents are associated with high individual
and societal burden. A school‐based multidisciplinary health clinic, Ngaramadhi Space …

Discussion: In Australia, schools are an under-utilised resource for the delivery of health and
support alongside education. Collaboration between sectors can be challenging but allows …

Purpose: To describe the indications and outcomes for pediatric patients and patients with
congenital heart disease (CHD) undergoing heart transplantation (HT) in New Zealand …

Purpose Few studies explore the long-term health and well-being of refugee children. A
longitudinal cohort of refugee children was created to determine health and well-being …