The long-term mental health consequences of torture, loss, and insecurity : a qualitative study among survivors of armed conflict in the Dang district of Nepal

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	The long-term mental health consequences of torture, loss, and insecurity : a qualitative study among survivors of armed conflict in the Dang district of Nepal
	English
	20200115
	Frontiers Research Foundation
	Kienzler, Hanna \| Sapkota, Ram P.
	civil war \| social effects of torture \| physical restraint \| blindfolding \| water torture \| cutting [torture method] \| bone breaking [torture method] \| mock executions \| beatings \| torture methods \| sociocultural factors \| sick role \| attitude to health \| health services accessibility \| suffering \| PTSD \| emotional trauma \| health services needs and demand \| psychosocial interventions \| substance abuse \| withdrawal (defence mechanism) \| avoidance \| social interaction \| coping behaviour \| postconflict situations \| social stress \| life change events \| socioeconomic factors \| economic conditions \| living conditions \| health surveys \| qualitative methods \| help seeking behaviour \| self-assessment \| well-being \| civilian population \| mental health status \| Nepalese \| war victims \| torture victims \| psychological effects of violence \| Nepal
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	Frontiers in psychiatry ; vol. 10