In Pakistan, Lady Health Workers can use a mobile health app during household visits to provide lay counselling services and mood lifting exercises as well as track and refer high-risk cases to the next level of care.
In Pakistan, a mobile application, called mPareshan, will help mentally distressed people seek immediate help. Through this app the Lady Health Workers in the Badin province will provide mental health services at the doorstep of communities as part of a pilot study launched by researchers from the Aga Khan University (AKU). The…
In Pakistan, a mobile application, called mPareshan, will help mentally distressed people seek immediate help. Through this app the Lady Health Workers in the Badin province will provide mental health services at the doorstep of communities as part of a pilot study launched by researchers from the Aga Khan University (AKU). The study, which has been endorsed by the Sindh government, is being conducted by faculty at the AKU department of community health sciences in collaboration with the AKU Brain and Mind Institute.