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Using Theory of Change to design and evaluate complex mental health interventions in low and middle income countries: the case of PRIME
Background: Many health interventions are complex and consist of several interacting components (Medical Research Council 2008). These components include multiple causal strands, outcomes and levels of governance and may result in unexpected outcomes and non-linear change (Glouberman and Zimmerman 2...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2019
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