Table 2 General characteristics of global mental health projects being implemented by interview participants
From: Barriers and drivers to service delivery in global mental health projects
Project Characteristics | Qualitative study (n = 29) N (%) |
|---|---|
Target disorder | |
 Common mental disorders | 16 (55) |
 Behavioural and emotional disorders | 13 (45) |
 Trauma and PTSD | 7 (24) |
 Suicide and self-harm | 7 (24) |
 Developmental disorders | 7 (24) |
 Severe mental disorders | 6 (21) |
 Epilepsy and seizures | 5 (17) |
 Alcohol and substance use disorders | 5 (17) |
 Dementia | 2 (7) |
 All | 3 (10) |
Target population group | |
 Children and adolescents [1 month – 14 years] | 14 (48) |
 Young and old adults [15–60 years] | 13 (45) |
 Vulnerable groups [e.g. conflict afflicted populations] | 10 (34) |
 Women | 9 (31) |
 Elderly [over 60 years] | 6 (21) |
 Newborns [under 1 month] | 2 (7) |
 General population [all ages] | 12 (41) |
Region | |
 South Asia | 11 (38) |
 Africa | 10 (35) |
 Central America and the Caribbean | 4 (14) |
 South East Asia | 3 (10) |
 South America | 1 (3) |
Innovation components | |
 Capacity building | 23 (79) |
 Detection, treatment, care and rehabilitation | 22 (76) |
 Promotion and awareness | 18 (62) |
 Stakeholder engagement | 12 (41) |