This review assessed the efficacy of adapted psychological interventions for Black and
minority ethnic (BME) groups. A conceptual typology was developed based on adaptations …

Mental health services are increasingly encouraged to use co‐design methodologies to
engage individuals and families affected by mental health problems in service design and …

Conclusions—Patients with mild depression or uncomplicated grief reaction usually have a
good prognosis and don't need drug treatment. Clinicians should focus on identifying people …

Abstract Background Only 30-35% of people with mental health problems seek help from
professionals. Informal help, usually from friends, family and religious leaders, is often …

Background Cross-cultural communication in primary care is often difficult, leading to
unsatisfactory, substandard care. Supportive evidence-based guidelines and training …

Inequalities in mental health treatment access and outcomes for minority ethnic and
religious groups in the UK have been recognized for more than a decade; however, work to …

Background This work aimed to identify studies of interventions seeking to address mental
health inequalities, studies assessing the economic impact of such interventions and factors …

Abstract Background The English National Health Service (NHS) has significantly extended
the supply of evidence based psychological interventions in primary care for people …

Background: The current research was conducted in the Swat valley, where widespread
conflict and militancy had been experienced prior to the field activities. The aim of this trial …

Background Depression is common in people with long-term health conditions, and this
combination can lead to worsened health outcomes and increased health-care costs …