Relationship between sleep, stress and psychological distress in internally displaced persons depends on the length of displacement (opens in new tab)
In recent years, the number of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) has dramatically grown worldwide. We aimed to examine psychological distress and its association with sleep and stress in two groups of IDPs with different lengths of displacement in comparison with the general population. Forty-five individuals displaced in 2008, 2.5 months before this study (2008 IDPs), 67 respondents displaced in 1993 (1993 IDPs), and 53 individuals from Tbilisi general population were assessed...
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