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Developing Evidence-Based Approaches to Collaborative Mental Health Service Provision
V. Patel
This paper explores innovative evidence-based approaches to collaborative mental health services, focusing on Sangath's initiatives for adolescents in India. It addresses challenges in traditional models, highlights community health workers' effectiveness, and showcases the role of digital technology in scaling interventions. Research was conducted by Vikram Patel.
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