Cohort Profile: Building a New Life in Australia (BNLA): the longitudinal study of humanitarian migrants

Research library / Peer-reviewed study

Written by

Edwards B, Smart D, De Maio J et al.

Year

2018

Place

National

Access

Paywalled

In plain English

Describes the design of the BNLA study, which recruited 2,399 humanitarian migrants in 2013–14 and followed them over several yearly waves. It explains what was measured, including health, mental health, English and settlement.

Topics

• Data and measurement
• Refugees and asylum seekers

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