In this study war related sexual violence was independently associated with gynaecological complaints, which is in agreement with previous studies undertaken in this area [ 2, 4, 6 ].
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The results from this study demonstrate that war related sexual violence is independently associated with the later development of specific gynaecological complaints.
The results of this study show that war related sexual violence was widespread during the 20 year conflict in Northern Uganda, in agreement with previous studies undertaken in the region [ 7, 12, 14].
In conclusion, this study has demonstrated that war related sexual violence was a common occurrence during the 20 year old war in Northern Uganda.
Furthermore, few studies have included psychiatric outpatients with exposure to war and war related situations, and further research on this population is needed.
Traumatic event types were assessed using a checklist consisting of possible non-war related traumatic event types (forced marriage, witnessing suicide, flood, etc)., war related events (witnessing or experiencing injury by weapon, experiencing an ambush or combat situation, etc).
This paper examines the specific long term health consequences of war related sexual violence among rural women living in two internally displaced person's camps in Kitgum district in war affected Northern Uganda who accessed the services of an Isis-Women's International Cross Cultural Exchange (Isis-WICCE) medical intervention.
This paper will examine the specific long term health consequences of war related sexual violence among women from two internally displaced persons camps in Kitgum district, in war affected Northern Uganda, with the aim of highlighting the burden of these problems.
Pseudo R2 0.07 This paper set out to examine the specific long term health consequences of war related sexual violence among women in war affected Northern Uganda.
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