Perceptions of the mental health impact of intimate partner violence and health service responses in Malawi

In keeping with the National Mental Health Policy of Barbados, the process of integrating mental health care with primary health care has started with the provision of community

In this sense, an understanding of these and other issues by Public Health can create a new focus for dealing with certain forms of illness and for both male and female

decentralization in Brazil, and with the coordination of the care network to health by the Primary Health Care and the teams of the Family Health Strategy, a person with

- Formation of indigenous community health workers and training programs for nursing auxiliaries - Interinstitutional group with UN Agencies, Secretary of Health, and

Despite their familiarity with the types of violence and the consequences for physical and mental health, the health professionals’ practices in providing care for women

The increased risk of excess weight and in- timate partner violence in low-income popula- tions, as well as the repercussions of intimate partner violence on women’s mental health,

The extensive review about intimate partner violence and sexual violence from the perspective of the studies with women and men, conducted by the World Health Organization, shows

Thus, the deinstitutionalization of mental health care acclaims a direct partnership among health professionals, family members and patients, with a view to treatment maintenance