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Researchers and practitioners are concerned with a range of inter-related factors that impact on the mental health of refugees, including the traumatic events (TEs) of conflict, conditions of post-migration adversity, and the broader psychosocial disruptions that these societies have experienced. In addition, there is growing recognition that refugees are at risk of a wide range of common mental disorders that include but extend beyond the commonly studied category of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). There is a need therefore to establish an integrated and comprehensive package of measures to assess all elements of relevance to the mental health of refugees. This report describes the rationale, design, development and first stage testing of the four modules (TEs, ongoing adversity, psychosocial impacts, and mental disorder categories/reactions) of the Refugee Mental Health Assessment Package (R-MHAP), drawing on data from a survey of West Papuan refugees (n = 230) residing in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.

The Refugee-Mental Health Assessment Package (R-MHAP); rationale, development and first-stage testing amongst West Papuan refugees