ReviewBJPsych international2025
An international initiative to improve mental healthcare in Palestine through a tripartite collaboration.
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- Improving the delivery of electroconvulsive therapy in the West Bank, Palestine.BJPsych international · 2026Review
- War, mental health and the emergence of 'geopsychiatry'.BJPsych international · 2025Article
- Prevalence of violence and quality of life among nursing students during the 7th of October War in Palestine.BMC nursing · 2025Article
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Abstract
The number of people living in Palestine with mental disorders is significantly higher than the global average. Military occupation, violence and poverty contribute to collective trauma. International agencies have emphasised the need for collective action and systemic solutions. The Ministry of Health in Palestine, Medical Aid for Palestinians and the Royal College of Psychiatrists have collaborated to develop a national strategy for child and adolescent mental health, enhance psychiatric training and improve electroconvulsive therapy provision. The article details how this collaboration has demonstrated partnership and local ownership to empower Palestinian communities to make sustainable mental healthcare improvements.
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