International students’ mental health care in china: A systematic review

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Abstract

International students in China are facing difficulties while adapting their Chinese culture, and their life is influenced by the widespread of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), and caring for their mental health is currently challenging. As a result, our aim is to explore the current mental health care of this minority in China and to provide useful suggestions for future research and institutes. We used the systematic review method, and it was conducted on 11 existing pieces of literature. Our results confirm the unsatisfying psychological situation of international students and the lack of research in this area. We focus on the causes and symptoms of mental problems and explore the effectiveness of methods.

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Wu, Y., Liu, W., Liu, A., Lin-Schilstra, L., & Lyu, P. (2021, December 1). International students’ mental health care in china: A systematic review. Healthcare (Switzerland). MDPI. https://doi.org/10.3390/healthcare9121634

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