Evaluation of the IPSER programme for the identification, management and prevention of psycho-social and mental health problems of adult refugees, refugee children and other victims of man-made disaster in Northern Uganda, 1995-1996

Date published: July 1996

Evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of the emergency programme to investigate the delivery of services to identify, manage and prevent psycho-social and mental health problems.

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