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#PRIMERPCLondon Podcast Series: PRIME South Africa

The PRogramme for Improving Mental HealthcarE (PRIME) recently hosted an event in London to share their research findings and recommendations developed after completing eight years of research in five study countries; Ethiopia, India, Nepal, South Africa and Uganda. At the event, MHIN sat down with the Principal Investigators from each country to chat about the impact of the programme in the past eight years in each district that was selected. In this podcast, Principal Investigator for the PRIME South Africa site, Prof Inge Petersen from the University of Kwazulu-Natal in South Africa, chats to us about the work of the programme in the district.
Contributor(s): 
Asanda Mcoyana
MHIN Africa
Maggie Marx
Post date: 
5 Apr 2019
Approach: 
Treatment, care and rehabilitation
Training, education and capacity building
Disorder: 
All disorders
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#PRIMERPCLondon Podcast Series: PRIME Ethiopia

PRIME Ethiopia Principal Investigator, Dr Abebaw Fekadu, on the programme's impact in the Sodo district for the past eight years.
Contributor(s): 
Asanda Mcoyana
MHIN Africa
Onaiza Qureshi
Post date: 
5 Apr 2019
Approach: 
Treatment, care and rehabilitation
Training, education and capacity building
Disorder: 
All disorders
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#PRIMERPCLondon Podcast Series: PRIME Uganda

In this podcast, MHIN chats to Dr Fred Kigozi from PRIME Uganda about the impact the programme has had in Kamuli, which is a rural district in Eastern Uganda.
Contributor(s): 
Asanda Mcoyana
MHIN Africa
Onaiza Qureshi
Post date: 
5 Apr 2019
Approach: 
Treatment, care and rehabilitation
Training, education and capacity building
Disorder: 
All disorders
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#PRIMERPCLondon Podcast Series: PRIME India

Vaibhav Murhar, project director for PRIME India shares lessons learned after 8 years of programme implementation.
Contributor(s): 
Onaiza Qureshi
Post date: 
29 Mar 2019
Approach: 
Treatment, care and rehabilitation
Training, education and capacity building
Disorder: 
All disorders
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#PRIMERPCLondon Podcast Series: PRIME Nepal

In this podcast, Dr. Mark Jordans, the Principle Investigator for PRIME Nepal shares insights on the drivers, challenges and lessons learned after 8 years of programme implementation.
Contributor(s): 
Mark Jordans
Onaiza Qureshi
Post date: 
21 Mar 2019
Approach: 
Treatment, care and rehabilitation
Training, education and capacity building
Disorder: 
All disorders
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Talking therapy for the management of mental health in low- and middle-income countries affected by mass human tragedy

Evidence Aid highlights information from Cochrane and other systematic reviews of particular relevance to those involved in humanitarian assistance and, in July 2018, these were added to by a report on psychological therapies for the treatment of mental disorders in low- and middle-income countries.
Contributor(s): 
Marianna Purgato
Post date: 
29 Nov 2018
Approach: 
Detection and diagnosis
Treatment, care and rehabilitation
Training, education and capacity building
Disorder: 
All disorders
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MANI Virtual Conference 2018 Podcast

Virtual summit on “Mental Health, Social Media and Technology."
Contributor(s): 
MHIN Africa
Victor Ugo
Asanda Mcoyana
Post date: 
10 Oct 2018
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Seminar One: "Deadly Practices: Esidimeni and beyond" (Part 2) – Q&A Session

This podcast is Part Two of an audio recording of the first of two seminars in the seminar series that was linked to the Deadly Medicine Travelling Exhibition of the Cape Town Holocaust Centre.
Contributor(s): 
MHIN Africa
Post date: 
3 Aug 2018
Approach: 
Human rights
Empowerment and service user involvement
Advocacy
Disorder: 
All disorders
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The Mental Health Integration Toolkit: An initiative to improve mental health integration programs within humanitarian settings

In celebration of the launch of International Medical Corps' (IMC) Toolkit for Mental Health Integration, MHIN interviewed Ashley Leichner (IMC), Zeinab Hijazi (UNICEF) and Fahmy Hanna (WHO), all of whom played a critical role in the development process of the Toolkit to share their insight on how the Toolkit was designed and developed, as well as its potential to improve and expand the horizons of mental health integration initiatives within humanitarian settings.
Contributor(s): 
Ashley Leichner
Zeinab Hijazi
Fahmy Hanna
Post date: 
30 Jul 2018
Approach: 
Task sharing
Prevention and promotion
Detection and diagnosis
Treatment, care and rehabilitation
Training, education and capacity building
Disorder: 
All disorders
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Addressing Suicide in the Arctic through the RISING SUN Toolkit

This podcast celebrates the launch of the RISING SUN Toolkit, an initiative to reduce the incidence of suicide in Arctic Indigenous populations. Roberto Delgado, Chief of Rural Mental Health from the National Institute of Mental Health discusses the processes that went into the development of the RISING SUN initiative and what future implications it holds within the circumpolar North.
Contributor(s): 
Roberto Delgado
Natasha Salaria
Post date: 
7 Jun 2018
Approach: 
Empowerment and service user involvement
Prevention and promotion
Training, education and capacity building
Disorder: 
Alcohol/drug use disorders
Self-harm/suicide

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