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Esperanza Diaz1, Bernadette Kumar2, Santino Severoni4, Apostolos Veizis3, Elisabeth Marie Strømme1, Yeneabeba Tilahun Sima1, Ayan B SheikhMohamed1, Khadra Yasien Ahmed1, Wegdan Hasha1, Bernadette Kumar2 1University of Bergen (UiB), Bergen, Norway  \n2Norwegian Public Health Institute, Oslo, Norway 3Intersos Hellas, Athens, Greece  \n4WHO, Geneva, Swiss  \nWKS 33: Integration for Health or health for integration?, Auditrio B1 (FCSH), September 5, 2025, 11:30-12:30  \nBackground: The CHART/ Int4Health projects have created evidence regarding the health and integration trajectories of a cohort of Syrian resettlement refugees in Norway and on the effect of three interventions to improve the refugee health.  \nResults: The results highlight the complexity and bidirectionality of the associations between health and integration. Initial improvements in physical and mental health post-arrival declined overtime, accompanied by increased healthcare utilization. Early resettlement health was positively associated with social integration and language proficiency four years later. Despite one-third of participants reporting discrimination after four years in Norway, good mental health appeared to buffer its psychological impact, and maternal mental health significantly influenced the well-being of children and adolescents.  \nRefugees frequently relied on general practitioners for everyday challenges, also those not related to health and specially targeted group interventions for psychological trauma and chronic pain were partially successful. Health status influenced language acquisition, while social support facilitated it, positioning language as both a health outcome and resource. Legal and policy frameworks critically shaped societal participation, identifying integration as a determinant of health. Engagement in meaningful work-related activities supported well-being.  \nDiscussion: This workshop including researchers, policymakers and civil society will discuss the findings of the project aiming to bridge the gap between knowledge and policy implementation. Through active participation with participants and panel members, we aim to disseminate the project’s results, discuss their relevance for other international settings, debate opportunities for implementation and co-develop ideas for further advancement of knowledge on integration and health.","cbCaiccqv0ImcuKj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiccqv0ImcuKj","pdf",45234,"English","# Background\n# Results\n# Refugees’ reliance and intervention outcomes\n# Discussion and implementation gap","[{\"question\":\"Which factors and interventions are highlighted as affecting integration and well-being?\",\"answer\":\"Targeted interventions for psychological trauma and chronic pain show partial success; health status influences language acquisition, social support facilitates it, maternal mental health affects children, and legal/policy frameworks shape societal participation.\"}]","124 Integration for health or health for integration? - Session Abstract | PDF",1790729229]