Table 3 Health Service Gaps in Turkey
From: Assessment of the health needs of Syrian refugees in Lebanon and Syria’s neighboring countries
Author | General Area | Summary of Findings |
|---|---|---|
Savas et al. [51] | General | Highest need cited among healthcare professionals was intensive care capacity (66%) and in-patient care (65%). |
Sevinc et al. [70] | General, Mental Health | Difficulty implementing treatments for bureaucratic reasons, lack of psychosocial services. |
Sahlool et al. [71] | General, Mental Health | Number of refugee cases seen each day exceeds recommended limit, insufficient rehabilitation and child psychology services. |
Jefee-Bahloul et al. [47] | Mental Health | High need for mental health services (34% expressed need to see a psychologist or psychiatrist). |
Erenel et al. [53] | Women’s Health | Low level of antenatal care, 41% had no antenatal visits prior to birth. |