ETHICA-4P在移民跨文化心理健康护理中的视角：来自英国和智利的见解

Mental health services in destination countries for migration are increasingly required to support service users from diverse cultural backgrounds. Although migrants may experience elevated mental health challenges, existing approaches are often insufficient to meet their needs. There is a need for tools that support practitioners in delivering competent and ethical intercultural care and navigating complex ethical decision-making. To beta-test the ETHICA-4P ethical decision-making toolkit and evaluate its potential to support clinicians in addressing ethical challenges arising in intercultura