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Measuring Depression, and Its Association with Substance Use, during an Adherence Study of Patients Treated for Tuberculosis in Haitian Prisons

2023-09-22

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<h4>Purpose</h4> Diagnosed depression is prevalent in prisons of affluent countries; literature on depression screening in prisons of low-resource nations is sparse. Haiti has experienced multiple recent disasters, which could have both somatic and mental health consequences. To surveil its prisons for depression, ethnoculturally appropriate scales could be helpful. <h4>Design/methodology/approach</h4> We performe...

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12ab2ec6-8972-5fb0-8b3a-d7679a338daa
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10.1101/2023.09.20.23295740
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