Table 4

Comparison of proportional ranges found in other studies on RC and IDP populations (%)

StudySituationRespiratoryEye and adnexaDentalDigestiveGenitorurinarySkinMentalViolenceInjuryMusculoskeletalCirculatoryInfectious casesNCDNumber
This studyRC in Brussels35.51.79.57.82.58.61.90.912.56.11.848.67.03907
Ranges in literature3–562–124–214–123–82–90–380–31–390–151–226–902–50
Alberer et al15RC in Germany23.03.63.59.75.37.71.17.72.239.92.6548
Marquard et al16Refugee minors in Germany20.613.758.8<2.0102
Bischoff et al8Refugees in Switzerland14.18.813.78.614.54.46.3979
Escobio et al25MSF on Balkan route25.030.03500
Mateen et al11Refugees in Jordan11.010.012.13.01.33.49.022.0<7.011–227642
McKenzie at al34Refugees in Jordan1.82526
Doocy et al26Refugees in Jordan50.31550
Gammouh et al27Jordan RC29.530.3765
UNHCR28RC in Jordan29.72.22.75.63.51.30.54.35.372.121.8694 280
UNHCR28RC in Iraq56.43.311.74.74.80.50.22.20.13.289.67.4127 401
UNHCR28RC in Lebanon27.14.53.04.61.40.10.92.089.38.352 060
North and Pfefferbaum35Review mental health*11–38222 studies
Bellos et al30Review ARI in crises*3–5536 studies
Calvasina et al31Immigrants in Canada*9.42126
van Berlaer et al20FH and IDP in Haiti*16.54.210.76.84.02.50.038.71.737.83.32795
  • *Studies on IDP and refugees not from the Syrian crisis.

  • ARI, acute respiratory infections; FH, field hospital; IDP, internally displaced persons; MSF, Médecins Sans Frontières; NCD, non-communicable diseases; RC, refugee camp.