Titlebook: Mental Health and Illness in the Rural World; Santosh Kumar Chaturvedi Reference work 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Mental

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Mental Health of Rural Women,poverty, poor physical health, roles of caregiving, and being women farmers. Besides gender disadvantage, exposure to intimate partner violence (IPV) is also one of the main risk factors for common mental disorders (CMDs) in rural women. Suicide, depression, anxiety, perinatal disorders, somatizatio

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Organization of Mental Health Services in Rural Areas,rural population remain poor even in high-income countries. The treatment gap for mental illness is about 80% in low-income countries and perhaps even worse for rural people. The reasons of treatment gap are complex. Mental health is often given low priority despite constituting nearly one-fifth of

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Challenges of Research in Rural Mental Health in Sri Lanka,rurally and the demand for mental health service remains high. Mental health service development in two districts, the Ampara District in the Eastern Province and Monaragala district from the Uva province of Sri Lanka, is detailed to describe the challenges faced by the mental health workforce. Real

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Methodological Issues in Epidemiological Studies on Mental Health in Rural Populations,rventions on health in a population. A number of different study methods can be used, including case-control, cohort, and RCTs. Clear definitions regarding the subject group being studied must be applied. Studies looking at rural communities pose their own challenges. Most study tools are made for d

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Mental Health Literacy in Rural India, significantly toward stigma and discrimination that persons with mental disorders face. Early recognition and intervention for persons with mental health problems have positive outcomes. Mental health literacy is being seen as one of the key indicators in predicting successful outcomes in persons w