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Non-fatal suicidal behaviour in rural Ethiopia: a cross-sectional facility- and population-based study

Author: Fekadu, Abebaw ; Medhin, Girmay ; Selamu, Medhin ; Shiferaw, Tsion ; Hailemariam, Maji ; Rathod, Sujit D ; Jordans, Mark ; Teferra, Solomon ; Lund, Crick ; Breuer, Erica ; Prince, Martin ; Giorgis, Tedla W ; Alem, Atalay ; Hanlon, Charlotte Date: 22 Mar 2016 Background: Injury related to self-harm is one of the leading causes of global disease burden. As a formative work for a programme to implement comprehensive mental healthcare in a rural district in Ethiopia, we determined the 12-month ... Read more c b
Population level mental distress in rural Ethiopia

Author: Fekadu, Abebaw ; Medhin, Girmay ; Selamu, Medhin ; Hailemariam, Maji ; Alem, Atalay ; Giorgis, Tedla ; Breuer, Erica ; Lund, Crick ; Prince, Martin ; Hanlon, Charlotte Date: 2014 BACKGROUND:As part of a situational analysis for a research programme on the integration of mental health care into primary care (Programme for Improving Mental Health Care-PRIME), we conducted a baseline study aimed at determining the broad ... Read more c b
Recognition of depression by primary care clinicians in rural Ethiopia

Author: Fekadu, Abebaw ; Medhin, Girmay ; Selamu, Medhin ; Giorgis, Tedla W ; Lund, Crick ; Alem, Atalay ; Prince, Martin ; Hanlon, Charlotte Date: 21 Apr 2017 Background: Depression is a common health condition affecting up to a third of patients attending primary care, where most of the care for people with depression is provided. Adequate recognition of depression is the critical step in the path ... Read more
The psychosis treatment gap and its consequences in rural Ethiopia

Author: Fekadu, Abebaw ; Medhin, Girmay ; Lund, Crick ; DeSilva, Mary ; Selamu, Medhin ; Alem, Atalay ; Asher, Laura ; Birhane, Rahel ; Patel, Vikram ; Hailemariam, Maji ; Shibre, Teshome ; Thornicroft, Graham ; Prince, Martin ; Hanlon, Charlotte Date: 29 Oct 2019 Abstract Background The “treatment gap” (TG) for mental disorders, widely advocated by the WHO in low-and middle-income countries, is an important indicator of the extent to which a health system ... Read more

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