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Group Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Depression in Perinatal Adolescents in Kenya : A Pilot Randomized Clinical Trial

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By Manasi Kumar, Albert Tele, Vincent Nyongesa, Obadia Yator, Shillah Mwavua, Joseph Kathono, Darius N. Nyamai, Carol Ngunu, Keng Yen Huang, Angela Langat, Anne Obondo, Caleb Othieno
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Supplement 1. Supplement 2. eMethods 1. Facilitator Recruitment and Training eMethods 2. Sample Size and Power eMethods 3. Primary Outcome Analysis eMethods 5. Hypothesis Testing and Significance Level eMethods 6. Analysis Population eMethods 7. Multiple Comparisons eMethods 8. Missing Data Handling eMethods 9. Subgroup and Sensitivity Analyses eMethods 10. Software and Code Availability eMethods 11. Secondary Outcomes eMethods 12. Subgroup Analysis by Baseline Depression Severity eTable 1.
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Considerations for Addressing Trauma in Muslim Communities

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By Manasi Kumar, Keng Yen Huang
| JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) Verified
Although progress has been made in providing cost-effective strategies to implement mental health interventions in the field of global mental health research, progress on successfully adapting interventions to diverse cultures, countries, and population contexts is slow.1 It remains unclear whether our current approach to implementing mental health interventions needs to be adjusted based on the unique vulnerabilities and exposures of specific patient groups across geographies, keeping in...
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