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The perceived effectiveness of traditional and faith healing in the treatment of mental illness: a systematic review of qualitative studies
Purpose: This work complements a quantitative review by Nortje et al. (Lancet Psychiatry 3(2):154–170, 2016) by exploring the qualitative literature in regard to the perceived effectiveness of traditional and faith healing of mental disorders. Method: Qualitative studies focusing specifically on tr...
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