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Integrating Psychotropic Medication Into the Care of People With Mental Disorders in a Prayer Camp in Ghana
The purpose of this study is to evaluate a bundled intervention of psychotropic drugs and daily contact with a nurse for people with mental health disorders in a prayer camp and secondly to assess whether the attitudes of the prayer camp staff toward mental health disorders and conventional medicines remain the same after the intervention.
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