Moro, Maria Francesca
Carta, Mauro Giovanni
Gyimah, Leveana
Orrell, Martin
Amissah, Caroline
Baingana, Florence
Kofie, Humphrey
Taylor, Dan
Chimbar, Nurokinan
Coffie, Martha
Cole, Celline
Ansong, Joana
Ohene, Sally-ann
Tawiah, Priscilla Elikplim
Atzeni, Michela
D’Oca, Silvia
Gureje, Oye
Funk, Michelle
Drew, Nathalie
Osei, Akwasi
Article History
Received: 29 October 2021
Accepted: 28 March 2022
First Online: 2 April 2022
Declarations
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: The study was approved by the Ghana Health Services Ethics Review Committee (study protocol approval: GSH-ERC 001/09/19) and conducted according to the Declaration of Helsinki and its revisions. All data were made confidential according to the provisions that protect privacy in Ghana (Data Protection Act, 2012) and Europe (Article 5 and 9 of EU Regulation No. 679). All participants interviewed provided written informed consent to participate in the study. In line with the principles of the UN CRPD (15), which require the full inclusion of persons with disabilities in all the processes that may affect them, people with mental health conditions and their organizations were active contributors in all phases of the present project: Design of the study, training, visits to the facilities, analysis of the data. and drafting of the paper.
: Not applicable.
: MFM, MGC, LG, MO, CA, FB, HK, DT, CN, MC, CC, JA, SO, PET, MA, SDO, OG, MF, ND, and AO have nothing to disclose.