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March 1, 2026Polski Merkuriusz LekarskiOpen Access

Health service accessibility and psychological distress among displaced populations during the armed conflict: A cross-sectional survey

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The aim is to examine the relationship between health service accessibility and psychological distress in displaced populations during armed conflict.
Cross-sectional survey design
Assessment of appointment availability and medicine supply
Evaluation of psychological symptoms and support-seeking behaviors
Access constraints were primarily related to appointment availability and affordability
Frequent psychological symptoms were reported among displaced individuals
Limited support-seeking behaviors were identified, indicating a need for improved mental health pathways

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Cross-sectional survey reveals access issues and frequent psychological symptoms in displaced populations, implying a need for integrated mental health support.

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Chervynskyy et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a3d747ec16d51705d2dcb5 https://doi.org/10.36740/merkur202601104

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Cross-sectional survey reveals access issues and frequent psychological symptoms in displaced populations, implying a need for integrated mental health support.

Health service accessibility and psychological distress among displaced populations during the armed conflict: A cross-sectional survey

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Health service accessibility and psychological distress among displaced populations during the armed conflict: A cross-sectional survey

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