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Assessing the Potential of Participatory Video as a Method in School Based Mental Health Research in India
Abstract Background : Although Participatory Video (PV) is heralded as a powerful form of public participation in research, evidence about its ability to support equitable and inclusive research in low-and-middle income countries is lacking. Our study investigated
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