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Mental Health Promotion in Victims of Colombian Armed Conflict: A Scoping Review.

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Lina María González Ballesteros, Luis Eduardo Mojica, Jennifer Clavijo Marín, Andrés Felipe Ortiz, Mariana Vásquez Ponce, Sofía Pérez-Lalinde, Nicolas León Sanabria, Luisa María Carrera Silva, Andrea Clavijo Álvarez

Abstract

To explore mental health promotion interventions for victims of the Colombian armed conflict. Scoping review. We searched databases including MEDLINE, EMBASE, Scielo, Cochrane, LiLACS, Google Scholar, and PsycArticles for studies on mental health promotion for victims of the Colombian armed conflict. We included clinical trials, qualitative research, meta-analyses, scoping and systematic reviews, and government reports. A total of 317 articles were identified. Four additional records were included from literature research, and four more from gray literature and government reports. After screening with Rayyan QCRI and removing duplicates, 259 records remained. A paired-blind screening left 16 articles for analysis. After applying inclusion criteria, only six studies were eligible. Two were randomized clinical trials showing effects on depression, anxiety, and PTSD. One assessed functionality impairments. Six studies supported the effectiveness of mental health promotion interventions for victims. However, only two were randomized trials, and methodological limitations-such as sample loss, population differences, and non-standardized scales-hindered unified assessments. Larger samples and standardized tools are needed to improve government-led interventions.
Source: PubMed (PMID: 42957391)View Original on PubMed