Exploring Psychosocial Well-being and Social Connectedness in Northern Uganda

This paper describes research conducted as the first stage in the process of developing a structured interview schedule to assess psychological distress, empowerment, social connectedness, economic well-being, and other variables among women in the...

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Main Author:	Horn, Rebecca
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
Subjects:	ADOLESCENTS ANXIETY ARMED CONFLICT BULLETIN CAPACITY BUILDING CHILD PSYCHOLOGY CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES CRISIS SUPPORT CULTURAL VALUES DEPRESSION DEPRESSIVE DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS DESCRIPTION DISTRICTS DOCTORS ECONOMIC RESOURCES EMERGENCIES EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS EMOTIONAL SUPPORT EMOTIONS ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES EPIDEMIOLOGY ETHNIC GROUPS FAMILIES FAMILY MEMBERS FAMILY SUPPORT FEMALE GENDER GENDER RELATIONS GERONTOLOGY HEALTH INTERVENTIONS HEALTH OUTCOMES HEALTH PROBLEMS HIV HOMELESS PEOPLE HUMAN CAPACITY HUTS ILLNESS ILLNESSES IMMIGRATION INFORMED CONSENT INJURY INTERVENTION JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY KINSHIP KNOWLEDGE BASE LIFE EVENTS LIVING CONDITIONS LOCAL COMMUNITY LOCAL INPUT MAJOR DEPRESSION MEDICINE MENTAL MENTAL DISEASE MENTAL DISTRESS MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT MENTAL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOMES MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS MENTAL PROBLEMS MIGRATION MOOD MOTHERS NATIONAL LEVELS PATIENT PATIENT EDUCATION PEER GROUPS PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES PHYSICAL HEALTH PHYSICAL HEALTH OUTCOMES PHYSICAL HEALTH PROBLEMS POST-CONFLICT SETTINGS PRACTITIONERS PRIMARY CARE PROGRESS PSYCHIATRIC EPIDEMIOLOGY PSYCHIATRISTS PSYCHIATRY PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS PSYCHOLOGISTS PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTION PSYCHOSOCIAL WORK PUBLIC HEALTH QUALITATIVE INFORMATION QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH REFUGEE REFUGEES RELIGIOUS LEADERS RESEARCH PROGRAM RESPECT SCREENING SELF-ESTEEM SETTLEMENT SHELTER SOCIAL COHESION SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS SOCIAL ISOLATION SOCIAL NETWORKS SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY SOCIAL SCIENCE SOCIAL SCIENCES SOCIAL STRUCTURES SOCIAL SUPPORT SUICIDE TRAUMA TRAUMATIC EVENTS VICTIMS VILLAGES VIOLENCE WAR WOMAN YOUTH
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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17861

Exploring Psychosocial Well-being and Social Connectedness in Northern Uganda

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