Assessment of the knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) among UNRWA* health staff in Jordan concerning mental health programme pre-implementation: a cross-sectional study

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[2] Charara R(2017)Mental health training for primary health care workers and implication for success of integration of mental health into primary care: evaluation of effect on knowledge, attitude and practices (KAP) Int J Mental Health Syst. 11 63-e241

[3] El Bcheraoui C(2014)Migration and its impact on mental and physical health: social support and its main functions Kontakt. 16 e236-S106

[4] Khalil I(2015)Strategies to support the integration of behavioral health and primary care: what have we learned thus far? J Am Board Family Med. 28 S102-171

[5] Moradi-Lakeh M(2018)Depression, perceived health, and right-of-return hopefulness of palestinian refugees J Nurs Scholarsh 50 163-177

[6] Afshin A(2015)Assessment of knowledge, attitude and practice towards whole grains among chil-dren aged 10 and 11 years in Kuala Lumpur Int J Food Sci Nutr Diet. 4 171-2223

[7] Kassebaum NJ(2017)Attitudes towards mental health and the integration of mental health services into primary health care: a cross-sectional survey among health-care workers in Lvea Em District, Cambodia Global Health Action. 10 1331579-undefined

[8] Collison M(2018)Knowledge, attitudes and practices regarding depression among primary health care providers in Fako division, Cameroon BMC Psychiatry. 18 66-undefined

[9] Krohn KJ(2010)Integrating mental health into primary health care in Zambia: a care provider’s perspective Int J Mental Health Syst. 4 21-undefined

[10] Chew A(2014)Perceived challenges and opportunities arising from integration of mental health into primary care: a cross-sectional survey of primary health care workers in south-west Ethiopia BMC Health Services Res. 14 113-undefined

[1] Mokdad AH(2018)The burden of mental disorders in the Eastern Mediterranean region, 1990–2015: findings from the global burden of disease 2015 study Int J Public Health. 63 25-37

[2] Charara R(2017)Mental health training for primary health care workers and implication for success of integration of mental health into primary care: evaluation of effect on knowledge, attitude and practices (KAP) Int J Mental Health Syst. 11 63-e241

[3] El Bcheraoui C(2014)Migration and its impact on mental and physical health: social support and its main functions Kontakt. 16 e236-S106

[4] Khalil I(2015)Strategies to support the integration of behavioral health and primary care: what have we learned thus far? J Am Board Family Med. 28 S102-171

[5] Moradi-Lakeh M(2018)Depression, perceived health, and right-of-return hopefulness of palestinian refugees J Nurs Scholarsh 50 163-177

[6] Afshin A(2015)Assessment of knowledge, attitude and practice towards whole grains among chil-dren aged 10 and 11 years in Kuala Lumpur Int J Food Sci Nutr Diet. 4 171-2223

[7] Kassebaum NJ(2017)Attitudes towards mental health and the integration of mental health services into primary health care: a cross-sectional survey among health-care workers in Lvea Em District, Cambodia Global Health Action. 10 1331579-undefined

[8] Collison M(2018)Knowledge, attitudes and practices regarding depression among primary health care providers in Fako division, Cameroon BMC Psychiatry. 18 66-undefined

[9] Krohn KJ(2010)Integrating mental health into primary health care in Zambia: a care provider’s perspective Int J Mental Health Syst. 4 21-undefined

[10] Chew A(2014)Perceived challenges and opportunities arising from integration of mental health into primary care: a cross-sectional survey of primary health care workers in south-west Ethiopia BMC Health Services Res. 14 113-undefined