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Information systems for mental health in six low and middle income countries: cross country situation analysis

Author: Upadhaya, Nawaraj ; Jordans, Mark J D ; Abdulmalik, Jibril ; Ahuja, Shalini ; Alem, Atalay ; Hanlon, Charlotte ; Kigozi, Fred ; Kizza, Dorothy ; Lund, Crick ; Semrau, Maya ; Shidhaye, Rahul ; Thornicroft, Graham ; Komproe, Ivan H ; Gureje, Oye Date: 26 Sep 2016 Background: Research on information systems for mental health in low and middle income countries (LMICs) is scarce. As a result, there is a lack of reliable information on mental health service needs, treatment coverage and the quality of ... Read more c b
An overview of Uganda's mental health care system: results from an assessment using the world health organization's assessment instrument for mental health systems (WHO-AIMS)

Author: Kigozi, Fred ; Ssebunnya, Joshua ; Kizza, Dorothy ; Cooper, Sara ; Ndyanabangi, Sheila ; Mental Health and Poverty Project Date: 2010 BACKGROUND: The Ugandan government recognizes mental health as a serious public health and development concern, and has of recent implemented a number of reforms aimed at strengthening the country's mental health system. The aim of this study ... Read more c b
Stakeholder perceptions of mental health stigma and poverty in Uganda

Author: Ssebunnya, Joshua ; Kigozi, Fred ; Lund, Crick ; Kizza, Dorothy ; Okello, Elialilia Date: 2009 BACKGROUND:World wide, there is plentiful evidence regarding the role of stigma in mental illness, as well as the association between poverty and mental illness. The experiences of stigma catalyzed by poverty revolve around experiences of ... Read more c b
Stakeholder's perceptions of help-seeking behaviour among people with mental health problems in Uganda

Author: Nsereko, James ; Kizza, Dorothy ; Kigozi, Fred ; Ssebunnya, Joshua ; Ndyanabangi, Sheila ; Flisher, Alan ; Cooper, Sara ; MHaPP Research Programme Consortium Date: 2011 INTRODUCTION: Mental health facilities in Uganda remain underutilized, despite efforts to decentralize the services. One of the possible explanations for this is the help-seeking behaviours of people with mental health problems. Unfortunately ... Read more c b

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