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Background: Forced migration heightens risk of mental health conditions, exacerbated by social protection concerns like gender-based violence (GVB). In Barranquilla, Colombia, we adapted and implemented Group Problem Management Plus (Group PM+), a non-specialist-delivered psychological intervention developed by the World Health Organization (WHO). Venezuelan migrant and Colombian host community women were trained to deliver the program to other women. Although there is evidence on the effectiveness of Group PM+, in depth qualitative explorations may provide insight into associated mechanisms and outcomes.
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