Seven-State Study Reveals Why Mental Health Care Struggles in Indian Clinics
A qualitative study across seven Indian states finds that overstretched workers, stigma, drug shortages and weak referral pathways undermine integrated...
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A qualitative study across seven Indian states finds that overstretched workers, stigma, drug shortages and weak referral pathways undermine integrated...
A three-year longitudinal study of 1,534 South Korean adolescents finds that positive parenting attitudes improve academic satisfaction indirectly by raising...
A comprehensive meta-analysis of 68 studies finds that brief, empowerment- and skills-based interventions produce small but significant improvements in mental...
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Adult mental health services across the world are slowly rethinking who belongs at the bedside, in the treatment room and...
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