Table 4 General characteristics of screening, treatment and promotion interventions delivered by GCC projects
From: Lessons from a theory of change-driven evaluation of a global mental health funding portfolio
Type of screening methods | GCC projects (n = 46) N (%) |
|---|---|
Paper-based | 31 (67) |
mHealth | 5 (11) |
Paper-based and mHealth | 10 (22) |
Screening setting | |
Community | 21 (45) |
Clinic | 12 (27) |
School | 4 (8) |
Multiple settings | 9 (20) |
Type of treatments delivered | GCC projects (n = 49) N (%) |
|---|---|
Psychosocial interventions | 35 (71) |
Talk-based interventions | 34 (69) |
Pharmacological treatment | 18 (37) |
Setting of treatment delivery | |
Community | 37 (76) |
Primary care clinics | 29 (59) |
Home | 16 (33) |
Specialist clinics | 13 (26) |
School | 8 (16) |
Workplace | 4 (8) |
Treatment provider | |
Non-specialist health workers | 33 (67) |
Lay health workers | 27 (55) |
Specialist health workers | 24 (49) |
School staff | 5 (10) |
Spiritual or traditional healers | 4 (8) |
Type of promotional activities | GCC projects (n = 22) N (%) |
|---|---|
Face-to-face activities | 19 (86) |
Distribution of printed materials | 16 (73) |
Media | 9 (41) |
Online/mHealth | 3 (14) |