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1 ημέρα πριν · Background Pakistan faces profound mental health challenges, which necessitate the urgent need for a comprehensive assessment of its mental healthcare system. A holistic understanding of the mental health landscape is essential to identify strengths, weaknesses, and existing gaps within the system, which can inform targeted interventions and policy enhancements to improve mental healthcare ...
- Perpetuation of gender discrimination in Pakistani society: results ...
Gender discrimination is any unequal treatment of a person...
- Perpetuation of gender discrimination in Pakistani society: results ...
This remains my focus for two main reasons: (1) women are a vulnerable and neglected group in Pakistan; and (2) there remains a huge treatment gap for women's mental health—ie, there are very few psychiatrists to treat a huge burden of mental health issues in Pakistan.
The prevalence of mental health problems in Pakistan is increasing rapidly due to current violent situation in Pakistani society [5, 7]. Common mental health problems have been identified in both the rural and urban population [ 4 ] which seems to have a positive association with socio-economic adversities, relationship problems and lack of ...
7 Οκτ 2011 · This paper discusses the increasing incidence of mental health problems in Pakistan, and specifically in the Swat Valley, in relation to the growing insurgency and current violence in Pakistani society.
15 Ιουν 2017 · Conflict between State and Society in Pakistan: An Analysis of Psychosocial Dimensions. Ghulam Mujaddid. Abstract. When the British transferred power and Pakistan emerged on 14 August 1947,...
22 Δεκ 2022 · Gender discrimination is any unequal treatment of a person based on their sex. Women and girls are most likely to experience the negative impact of gender discrimination. The aim of this study is to assess the factors that influence gender discrimination in Pakistan, and its impact on women’s life.
To make mental health facilities more accessible for patients in Pakistan, the country needs to overcome the shortages of psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, psychologists, and social workers, which are some of the major impediments to treatment and care, suggests Khan.
