10.25375/uct.7320245.v1
Maggie Marx
Maggie
Marx
Gillian Hanslo
Gillian
Hanslo
Crick Lund
Crick
Lund
PRIME Cohort Studies
University of Cape Town
2019
Cohort
Mental health
Primary health care
District plan
Depression
Alcohol dependence
Psychosis
Epilepsy
South Africa
Nepal
Ethiopia
Uganda
India
low- and middle-income countries
AUD
social health
economic outcomes
equity stratifiers
access objects
care
adherence
PRIME
Mental Health
2019-01-29 14:15:57
Dataset
https://zivahub.uct.ac.za/articles/dataset/PRIME_Cohort_Studies/7320245
<p>The
cohort studies are treatment cohorts which assessed the clinical, social and
economic outcomes of patients who have received a diagnosis of depression,
alcohol use disorder (AUD), psychosis or epilepsy. In some countries a control
group (patients who screen positive for a disorder but were undiagnosed by a
clinician) were also followed up. Key research themes included social, health
and economic outcomes, equity of access, and stigma, discrimination, adherence
and retention in care. After the baseline data collection, patients were
followed-up after 3 or 6 months (mid-line visit), and again 12 months after the
baseline (end-line visit). A detailed description of the cohort methods has been
published in BMC Psychiatry (see link on references).Below is a brief overview of the design, recruitment and data
collection methods. If you wish to access the
cohort dataset, please complete an expression of interest form (see link on references).</p><div><hr></div>