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	Measuring Impact: Survivors’ Social, Psychological and Economic Well-Being Many survivors of sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo experience high levels of distress and most live in extreme Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-11-07 14:47:09 Open Document File Size: 273,57 KB Share Result on Facebook Company CPT / IRC / / Continent Asia / Africa / North America / Europe / / Country Congo / United States / / Facility Johns Hopkins University / / IndustryTerm psychosocial services / important tool / / Organization Johns Hopkins University / United States Agency for International Development / JHU Bloomberg School of Public Health Applied Mental Health Research Group / World Bank / Research / Evaluation & Learning Unit International Rescue Committee / / Person Jeannie Annan / / / Position Director / / Region Eastern Congo / / SocialTag Behavioural sciences Abnormal psychology International Rescue Committee Impact evaluation Psychology Violence Posttraumatic stress disorder Randomized controlled trial Psychiatry Medicine

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