Prevention and Promotion Effects of Self Help Plus: Secondary Analysis of Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial Data among South Sudanese Refugee Women in Uganda

Augustinavicius Jura,  Purgato Marianna,  Marx .Ronald Leku, Kenneth Carswell, 6  Daniel Lakin, Eirini Karyotaki, Corrado Barbui

Prevention and Promotion Effects of Self Help Plus: Secondary Analysis of Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial Data among South Sudanese Refugee Women in Uganda

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2023-09-12

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Augustinavicius Jura, Purgato Marianna, Marx .Ronald Leku, Kenneth Carswell, 6 Daniel Lakin, Eirini Karyotaki, Corrado Barbui

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BMJ open

Abstract

Evidence-based and scalable prevention and promotion focused mental health and psychosocial support interventions are needed for conflict-affected populations in humanitarian settings. This study retrospectively assessed whether participation in Self Help Plus (SH+) versus enhanced usual care (EUC) resulted in reduced incidence of probable mental disorder and increased positive mental health and well-being postintervention among South Sudanese refugee women in Uganda.

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Augustinavicius, J., Purgato, M., Tedeschi, F., Musci, R., Leku, M. R., Carswell, K., ... & Barbui, C. (2023). Prevention and promotion effects of Self Help Plus: secondary analysis of cluster randomised controlled trial data among South Sudanese refugee women in Uganda. BMJ open, 13(9), e048043.

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https://nru.uncst.go.ug/handle/123456789/9694

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