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Effectiveness of psycho-clinical support interventions for Ebola survivors and affected populations in Bunia, Democratic Republic of the Congo: a critical review of the literature
Introduction: Ebola epidemics have lasting psychological, social, and community consequences for survivors, their families, and affected communities. The literature reports a high prevalence of psychological distress, trauma-related disorders, depression, anxiety, stigmatization, and difficulties wi
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