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Community health workers’ perceptions of depression and barriers and facilitators to mental health care in Sierra Leone: A qualitative study

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Authors: Abdul Jalloh, Augustus Osborne, Dimitar Karadzhov

This study looked at how well community health workers in Sierra Leone understand and support people with depression. It found that they could recognize depression but often missed serious risks like suicide, and faced challenges such as stigma, limited training, and weak health system support. The study shows that improving training, community awareness, and overall support systems can help community health workers provide better mental health care.

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Link: Community health workers’ perceptions of depression and barriers and facilitators to mental health care in Sierra Leone: A qualitative study

Resource Topic: CHW Knowledge, CHW programs, Mental health

Resource Type: Qualitative

Year: 2026

Region: Africa

Country: Sierra Leone

Publisher May Restrict Access: No

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