Brief IPT for depression among people newly diagnosed with HIV/AIDS: Adaptation and evaluation using mixed methods

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Written By Trevor brooks

Prof. Martin Prince, Dr. Rosie Mayston

The aim is to adapt and evaluate a brief Interpersonal Psychotherapy (Evaluate, Support, Triage- IPT-EST) designed to bridge the gap between initial screening and allocation of treatment for depression in primary care for use among newly diagnosed with HIV/AIDS in concentrated epidemic settings in low- and middle-income countries, with the aim of improving depressive symptoms and enhancing linkage to care.

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