Table 1 Characteristics of included studies in the scoping review
Author(s) | Title | Publication Year | Journal | Study Design | Participants’ Characteristics |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Erenel et al. [33] | Clinical characteristics and pregnancy outcomes of Syrian refugees: a case–control study in a tertiary care hospital in Istanbul, Turkey | 2017 | Arch Gynecol Obstet | Retrospective cohort study | 300 Syrian-300 Turkish women who gave birth at a university hospital |
Demirci et al. [34] | Birth characteristics of Syrian refugees and Turkish citizens in Turkey in 2015 | 2017 | Int J Gynaecol Obstet | Retrospective study | 545 Syrian-545 Turkish women who gave birth at a state hospital |
Büyüktiryaki et al. [35] | Neonatal outcomes of Syrian refugees delivered in a tertiary hospital in Ankara, Turkey | 2015 | Conflict and Health | Descriptive study | 457 Syrian who gave birth at a state hospital |
Olgun [36] | Clinical characteristics of pregnant Syrian refugees and evaluation of birth results | 2017 | Dissertation | Retrospective study | 584 Syrian-733 Turkish women who gave birth at a state hospital |
Şimşek et al. [37] | The effect of health mediation model on access to basic health services among Syrian refugee women | 2017 | Book of 19. Turkey National Public Health Congress | Interventional study | 64 Syrian refugee women |
Çift et al. [38] | Comparison of Pregnancy Outcome and Serology Results in Turkish and Syrian Refugees Women | 2017 | Smyrna Medical Journal | Retrospective study | 297 Syrian-300 Turkish women who gave birth at a state hospital |
Bahadır [39] | Health status, healthcare access and factors influencing access to healthcare of the Syrian refugees living in a district setting in İzmir | 2016 | Dissertation | Cross-sectional study | 257 Syrian refugee women living in İzmir |
Coşkun et al. [40] | Fertility Awareness and Affecting Factors of Syrian Refugee Women | 2015 | Book of III. Intercultural Nursing Congress | Descriptive and qualitative study | 200 Syrian refugee women who attended to a NGO center |
Karakaya et al. [41] | Syrian refugee women’s fertility characteristics and influencing factors: a qualitative study | 2017 | The Journal of International Social Research | Descriptive and qualitative study | 50 Syrian refugee women who attended to a NGO center |
KAMER (Women’s Center Foundation) (NGO) [42] | The Report of Refugee Women in Five Cities | 2017 | KAMER Foundation Publications | Cross-sectional study | 1138 Syrian refugee women living in 5 province located in southeast region of Turkey |
Şimşek et al. [43] | A community-based survey on Syrian refugee women’s health and its predictors in Şanlıurfa, Turkey | 2017 | Women & Health | Cross-sectional study | 458 Syrian women living in Şanlıurfa |
Gümüş et al. [44] | Syrian refugee women’s reproductive health issues | 2017 | Journal of Women’s Health Nursing (KASHED) | Descriptive study | 300 Syrian refugee women admitted to a university hospital |
Torun et al. [45] | Health and health care access for Syrian refugees living in İstanbul | 2018 | International Journal of Public Health | Mixed method study | 111 Syrian refugee women living in İstanbul |
AFAD (Disaster and Emergency Management Authority) [46] | Syrian women in Turkey | 2014 | AFAD Publications | Cross-sectional study | 3796 Syrian women living in the camps and 3552 Syrian women living outside camps |
Yentür Doni et al. [47] | Investigation of the prevalence of trichomonas vaginalis among female Syrian refugees with the complaints of vaginitis aged between 15–49 years | 2016 | The Bulletin of Microbiology | Cross-sectional study | 458 Syrian refugee women aged 15–49 |
Köse et al. [48] | Hepatitis A, B, C and HIV seroprevalence among Syrian refugee children admitted to outpatient clinics | 2017 | Le Infezioni in Medicina | Cross-sectional study | 171 Syrian children (0–18 years) admitted to a state hospital |
İnci et al. [49] | Analysis of HbsAg positivity rate before and after vaccination in Turkish and Syrian refugee pregnant women | 2017 | J Infect Dev Ctries | Retrospective study | 2158 Syrian women and 2028 Turkish women |
Keklik and Koruk [50] | Seroprevalence of hepatitis B and C in Syrian asylum seekers and their knowledge, attitude and risky behavior levels | 2017 | Book of 19. Turkey National Public Health Congress | Cross-sectional study | 473 Syrian refugee living in Şanlıurfa |
Ördek [51] | Syrians under “temporary protection” in Turkey and sex work. | 2017 | Red Umbrella Sexual Health and Human Rights Association (NGO) | Qualitative study and descriptive study | 26 Syrian sex worker (22 women, 4 men) |
Reyhanioğlu SÖ. UNFPA Turkey [52] | Reproductive Health and Family Planning Services in Syrian Asylum Seekers’ Humanitarian Assistance Program | 2017 | UNFPA | UNFPA Turkey Data | Syrian refugee women and girls in Turkey |
Hacettepe University [53] | Strengthening the Accession of Syrian and Other Migrant Women to Sevices of Reproductive Health and Gender-Based Violence by Establishing Safe Areas and Women’s Health Advisory Centers for Women and Girls (in Turkish) | 2016 | Hacettepe University Women’s Research and Implementation Center (HUWRIC/HÜKSAM) | HUWRIC Project Data | Data of centers for Syrian refugee women |
Özvarış ŞB [54] | Migration and Women’s Health | 2017 | Hacettepe University Women’s Research and Implementation Center (HUWRIC/HÜKSAM) | HUWRIC Data | Syrian refugee women admitted to HUWRİC centers |
Turkish Medical Assocation [55] | War, migration and health | 2016 | Turkish Medical Association Publications | Review | – |
MAZLUMDER (The Association for Human Rights and Solidarity for the Oppressed) (NGO) [56] | Report of Syrian Refugees Women Living outside the camp | 2014 | MAZLUMDER | Qualitative study | 72 Syrian refugee women |