Can local health workers help women heal after disaster?
NCT ID NCT06756165
Summary
This study tested whether a community-based mental health program was practical and acceptable for women affected by severe flooding in Pakistan. It trained local female health workers to screen nearly 4,800 women for anxiety and depression and refer those who needed help to clinics. The goal was to learn if this approach could work in disaster-prone areas to guide future support programs.
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Aga Khan University
Karachi, Sinddh, 75300, Pakistan
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