Background Although evidence indicates that task-shared psychological interventions can
reduce mental health treatment gaps in resource-constrained settings, systemic barriers …

Given task-sharing mental health counselling to non-specialist providers is a recognised
strategy to increase service capacity, ensuring that their training, supervision, and support …

Introduction The treatment gap for mental health disorders persists in low‐and middle‐
income countries despite overwhelming evidence of the efficacy of task‐sharing mental …

Summary Background Community health workers (CHWs) are increasingly providing task-
shared psychological interventions for depression and alcohol use in primary health care in …

Background: Despite the movement in global mental health that advocates for task-sharing,
few studies have investigated the experiences of facility-based counsellors (FBCs) who …

Task sharing of psychological treatments with nonspecialized health care workers within
primary health care (PHC) and community settings is recognized as an effective strategy for …

Background A team approach is key to reduction of the mental health treatment gap. It
requires collaborative effort of all formal and informal community based service providers …

Background Task-sharing is a promising strategy to expand mental healthcare in low-
resource settings, especially in low-and middle-income countries (LMICs). Research on how …

Introduction Common mental disorders (CMDs) are a leading cause of disability globally.
CMDs are highly prevalent in Zimbabwe and have been addressed by an evidence-based …

Background In the context of a large treatment gap for common mental disorders (CMDs)
and shortage of mental health specialists in low-and middle-income countries, there is …