Teaching psychiatry to undergraduate medical students in Somalia

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healthcareeducation

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LauPetKhaSus

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Cam

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This paper describes a pilot project in which (for the first time, worldwide) psychiatry was taught to undergraduate medical students in Somalia using an evidence-based intervention – the World Health Organization's Mental Health Gap Action Programme Intervention Guide.

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