The Center for Innovation in Mental Health (CIMH) has begun a groundbreaking study examining strategies for depression care task-sharing in Vietnam's 36 community health stations (CHSs).
Esteemed experts, including CUNY SPH Associate Professor Victoria K. Ngo, doctoral student Thinh Vu and CIMH Project Manager Quan Vu, spearheaded this research.stations will be randomly assigned to one of three implementation conditions:Enhanced Supervision , which includes UI combined with bi-weekly/monthly supervision; and
A total of 1,296 clients receiving depression care at CHSs will be surveyed at baseline and six-month follow-up to assess mental health and psychosocial outcomes . Additionally, 180 CHS staff and 180 non-CHS staff will complete pre- and post-training evaluation and surveys at baseline, six, 12 and 24 months.
The study also aims to empirically test the potential association between contextual factors, such as organizational climate and leadership, and provider factors, including attitude and stigma. This investigation sheds light on crucial elements that facilitate the effective implementation and sustainable delivery of evidence-based mental health interventions in LMICs.
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