Talking the walk and walking the talk: A descriptive follow-up study of refugee mens health, wellbeing and resettlement.

虽然在澳大利亚重新安置的难民中有很大一部分是男性，但男性难民的健康需求在很大程度上仍然不为人所知。这项描述性后续研究旨在深入调查居住在墨尔本大都市区的233名成年苏丹和伊拉克难民男子的健康、福祉和重新安置经历。将使用数据收集的定量和定性方法，每年对参与者进行四次跟踪，为期三年。这项研究将产生以证据为基础的知识，了解那些对难民男子重要的健康和福祉方面，并确定在重新安置期间支持难民男子的要素--资源。

Although a significant proportion of refugees resettled in Australia are men, the health needs of male refugees remain largely unknown. This descriptive follow-up study aims to examine in depth, the health, well-being and resettlement experiences of 233 adult Sudanese and Iraqi refugee men living in the Melbourne metropolitan area. Participants will be followed-up four times per year for three years using both quantitative and qualitative methods of data collection. The study will produce evidence based knowledge of those aspects of health and wellbeing that are important for refugee men, and the identification of elements-resources that support refugee men during resettlement.