Francis, C

Husain, N

Ike, T

Jack, D

Jidong, DE

Murshed, M

Mwankon, S

Nyam, P

Pwajok, J

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Suicide and Self-harm in Nigeria: a Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) activity to co-develop  Learning Through Play plus Culturally adapted Manual Assisted brief Psychological Intervention for refugee mothers Dr Dung Jidong; Professor Nusrat Husain; Dr Tarela Ike; Dr Juliet Pwajok; Christopher Francis; Maisha Murshed; Shadrack Mwankon;  Pam Nyam & David JackAims/Objectives§ Maternal mental health constitutes an integral partof global health burden disease (Jidong et al., 2021).§ Depressed mothers are emotionally distressed with high risk ofself-harm.§ Postnatal depression is more challenging for refugee mothers§ Children lack adequate developmental support due to mothers’postnatal depression.§ Our PPI activities explore the possibilities of co-developingLearning Through Play plus Culturally adapted Manual AssistedBrief Psychological Intervention (LTP+CMAP) for RefugeeMothers with History of Self-harm in Nigeria§ LTP+CMAP is evidence-based, ecologically friendly, co-developed, manualised and sustainable. It can be delivered bynon-mental health specialists such as trained community-health-workers who are more culturally knowledgeable (Notiar et al.,2021).IntroductionMethod§ To implement recommendations that will be made during the PPI events.§ To co-design and develop the LTP+CMAP guide to reflect the Nigerian cultural values. Design Sample InstrumentsPPI activities to facilitate LTP+CMAP’s:• Consultations• Collaborations• User-controlled  • N = 40 refugee mother-child pairs• Audio digital recorder (e.g., for note taking)Selected ReferencesResearch Team§ Jidong, D.E., Husain, N., Roche, A. et al (2021). Psychological interventions for maternal depression among women of African and Caribbean origin: a systematic review. BMC Women's Health.§ Notiar, A., Jidong, D.E., Hawa, F. et al (2021). Treatment of maternal depression in low-income women: A feasibility study from Kilifi, Kenya. International Journal of Clinical Practice.AcknowledgementThese PPI research activities received funding support from:§ the Global Challenges Research Fund (MR/P028144) South Asia Self-harm Reduction - Movement (SAHAR-M) § the Manchester Global Foundation Inclusion CriteriaOnly refugee mothers who:§ are 18 years+ from the designated Nigerian host-communities.§ have a child/children between ages 0-6 years.§ have history of self-harm or suicidal ideation.§ are experiencing postnatal depression. § able to give informed consent for the PPI activities.Anticipated Outcomes§ The proposed PPI events will help us evaluate and prioritise our areas of focus regarding the LTP+CMAP project and be beneficial in the amendments of the proposed intervention plans and designs. § We will collaborate continuously with the PPI network at different stages of developing/implementing LTP+CMAP. For example, our PPI network would continue to help evaluate the LTP+CMAP guide and be invited to offer inputs about the next steps. PPI Research Question§ How can we reflect the patients and public needs/perspectives in the LTP+CMAP guide?§ What are the cultural appropriateness, possible best practices and ways to improve LTP+CMAP guide?PPI ChartJidong D.E., et al. dung.jidong@ntu.ac.uk

Suicide and self-harm in Nigeria: a Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) activity to co-develop learning through play plus culturally adapted manual assisted brief psychological intervention for refugee mothers

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Suicide and self-harm in Nigeria: a Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) activity to co-develop learning through play plus culturally adapted manual assisted brief psychological intervention for refugee mothers

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