Community perspectives to inform the development of a radio program to destigmatize mental illness in rural Uganda: a qualitative study
# Background The stigma attached to mental illness impedes diagnosis, treatment, and access to care for people with mental illness. Scalable interventions are needed to enhance attitudes towards seeking treatment, foster community support, and promote acceptance of individuals experiencing mental il...
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Main Authors: | Yang Jae Lee (Author), Brandon Fickling (Author), Micah Goode (Author), AnnaBelle Gallaher (Author), Rauben Kazungu (Author), Paul Coffin (Author), Maya Abdel-Megid (Author), Frederick Isabirye (Author), Ibrahim Ssekalo (Author), Scholastic Ashaba (Author), Robert Rosenheck (Author), Alexander C Tsai (Author) |
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Inishmore Laser Scientific Publishing Ltd,
2024-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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