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Violence and Alcohol Treatment (VATU) trial: ZAMBIA

Zambia, 2016
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Laura Murray, Stephanie Skavenski, Jeremy Kane, Phillip Chimphonda, Sapphire Munthali
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Identification

Survey ID Number
Vatu_Zambia
Title
Violence and Alcohol Treatment (VATU) trial: ZAMBIA
Country
Name
Zambia
Abstract
CETA is a scientifically-proven transdiagnostic intervention, combining treatments for a range of mental health issues (trauma, depression, anxiety, alcohol abuse) into a single model. CETA's modular, community-based approach addresses several mental health challenges in concert, enabling scale-up and sustainability in low-to middle-income environments.
Research Methods: A randomized controlled trial was conducted to explore implementing CETA as a strategy to reduce and prevent violence against women. In the past, there have been few rigorous trials on interventions for IPV with clinical inclusion criteria. CETA trial was implemented across 3 sites in Lusaka, the capital of Zambia. Two hundred and forty-eight (248) 'family units' participated: an adult woman, her adult male partner, and one identified youth (male or female, age 8-17). Families were eligible if 1) the adult female indicated moderate-to-severe amount of violence, 2) the adult male partner was identified as drinking alcohol at hazardous levels. For details of the study protocol: Global Mental Health (2017), 4, e18. doi:10.1017/gmh.2017.10

Producers and sponsors

Primary investigators
Name Affiliation
Laura Murray Johns Hopkins University (USA)
Stephanie Skavenski Johns Hopkins University (USA)
Jeremy Kane Johns Hopkins University (USA)
Phillip Chimphonda Serenity Harm Reduction Programme ( Zambia)
Sapphire Munthali Serenity Harm Reduction Programme ( Zambia)
Funding Agency/Sponsor
Name Abbreviation
Department for International Development (UK) DFID(UK)

Data Collection

Dates of Data Collection
Start End
2016-05-02 2016-12-16
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