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A formative study on the adaptation of mental health promotion programmes for perinatal depression in West Chitwan
Introduction: Depression in mothers can have debilitating consequences on the women themselves, their infants and their family. Thus, it is imperative to detect and treat perinatal depression early. Due to lack of awareness and stigma, help seeking, detection and treatment for perinatal depression i...
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Centre for Public Mental Health
2018
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