Acceptability and feasibility of mental health interventions delivered by non-specialist health workers: systematic review.

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2013
Document Type:
Systematic Review
Theme:
Health
Authors:
de Silva, M. and Padmanathan, P.

Abstract

Despite task-sharing being a widely adopted strategy for scaling-up mental health care in LMIC, the poster concludes that it is not an outright solution for shortages of mental health specialists in LMIC. A host of factors have been identified for task-sharing to be successful and sustainable, with the main barrier being a lack of resources. The poster highlights the importance of increased investment in mental health care.

Citation

Padmanathan, P.; De Silva, M. Acceptability and feasibility of mental health interventions delivered by non-specialist health workers: systematic review. Presented at Royal Society of Medicine, UK. (2013)

Acceptability and feasibility of mental health interventions delivered by non-specialist health workers: systematic review.

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Published 1 January 2013
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