Alexandria Alisa Proff, Surhan Fatima, Mónica Lorena Sánchez Limón
Becoming women: period. Perceptions of barriers and facilitators to menstrual hygiene management programs for Pakistani girls
Frontiers in public health
due war tigray 21 million people 31 total population internally displaced epidemiological evidence shows burden mental health higher warconflict postconflict areas world compared nonconflict places especially experienced targeted ethnic violence result civil political unrest posttraumatic stress disorder one common psychiatric disorders experienced war thus study aimed assess level aggravating factors ptsd war tigray communitybased crosssectional study conducted among 2132 idp family heads tigray august 630 2021 study participants recruited using multistage sampling technique data collected using pretested structured questionnaire facetoface interviews pclc checklist derived dsmiv criteria used assess magnitude posttraumatic stress disorder entered data exported spss version 26 statistical package analysis summary statistics computed logistic regression analysis used investigate factors associated developing ptsd total 2071 idps surveyed response rate 997 survey revealed level ptsd among communityhosted idps 577 95 ci 555598 older age 50 aor 31 95 ci 14976421 primary secondary school attendance aor 21 95 ci 13443279 1697 95 ci 106727 respectively internally displaced persons family size 6 members aor 1821 95 ci 1124295 disability due war aor 1702 95 ci 1077269 loss contact family members aor 1472 95 ci 10322099 significantly associated ptsd overall level ptsd among cidps found high 577 almost every idp developed serious mental health syndrome immediate psychosocial health intervention needed local international organizations collaboration governmental nongovernmental institutions based studys findings