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Improving mental health outcomes for women following gender-based violence in low-income countries

Improving mental health outcomes for women, following gender based violence in low income countries

A version of Problem Management Plus (PM+), a low-intensity psychological intervention developed by the World Health Organization, adapted for this population offers a feasible option for addressing the psychological sequelae of gender-based violence in resource-limited settings.

Because survivors of gender-based violence experience psychological sequelae, discussing strategies that can be implemented in resource-limited health systems is essential. Problem Management Plus (PM+) is a low-intensity psychological intervention developed by the World Health Organization that provides accessibility, effectiveness, and equity. The talk presents a version of this intervention specifically adapted for this population. The presentation is described as being intended particularly for professionals working in resource-limited settings. The abstract does not report a sample, quantitative findings, or study results.

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