Mental health problems of undocumented migrants in the Netherlands: A qualitative exploration of recognition, recording, and treatment by general practitioners

Figures & data

Table I. Characteristics of the GPs, location of the practice, practice organization, practice list, number of documented migrants in practice, and number of undocumented migrants in practice.

General practitioner	Gender (M = male, F = female)	Age	Location of practice	Practice organization	Practice list	Number of documented migrants in practice	Number of undocumented migrants in practice
GP1	F	55	Nijmegen	Group practice	Shared	265	180
GP2	F	39	Amsterdam	Duo practice	Own	2363	400
GP3	M	44	Amsterdam	Duo practice	Own	1733	200
GP4	M	46	Utrecht	Group practice	Own	510	20
GP5	F	64	Utrecht	Group practice	Own	680	1–2 per month
GP6	F	50	Utrecht	Group practice	Own	465	5
GP7	M	55	Rotterdam	Special practice*	n.a.	n.a.	n.a.
GP8	M	55	Leiden	Group practice	Own	162	15 per month
GP9	M	60	Amsterdam	Group practice	Shared	2210	600
GP10	F	49	Amsterdam	Group practice	Own	840	10
GP11	M	55	The Hague	Group practice	Shared	4500	140
GP12	M	30	The Hague	Group practice	Shared	4320	140
GP13	F	56	Utrecht	Group practice	Own	1750	20
GP14	F	53	Utrecht	Group practice	Own	2120	25
GP15	M	50	Deventer	Group practice	Own	352	1–2 per month
GP16	M	37	Deventer	Group practice	Own	132	5

Note: *Special general practice for homeless patients.