CALMA Online Psychological First Aid Program in Peru: Personal and Sociodemographic Characteristics and Challenges

Ivan Montes Iturrizaga; Karen Paola Perez Maravi; Giovanna Osorio

CALMA Online Psychological First Aid Program in Peru: Personal and Sociodemographic Characteristics and Challenges

Título traducido de la contribución: Programa CALMA de primeros auxilios psicológicos en línea en el Perú: características personales y sociodemográficas y desafíos

Ivan Montes Iturrizaga, Karen Paola Perez Maravi, Giovanna Osorio

Facultad de humanidades

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Abstract. The COVID-19 pandemic in Peru led to the closure of almost all mental health services. In addition, the authorities forced citizens to stay at home for prolonged periods. Universidad Continental designed and implemented the CALMA online psychological first aid program at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, conceived within the World Health
Organization's technical guide for psychological first aid (2012). This initiative has offered free telecare through digital media to more than 10,000 users under a diverse, inclusive, and multicultural approach to mental health services. This study characterizes the population served (N=10096) over these 4 years. Of this group, 74.6% were women (n=7567), and 25.4% were men
(n=2567). Regarding the most represented nationalities, 9137 were Peruvians (90.5%), 318 Mexicans (3.1%), 132 Ecuadorians (1.3%), 109 Colombians (1.1%) and 97 Bolivians (1.1%).

Título traducido de la contribución	Programa CALMA de primeros auxilios psicológicos en línea en el Perú: características personales y sociodemográficas y desafíos
Idioma original	Inglés estadounidense
Páginas (desde-hasta)	86
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Publicación	Annual Review of CyberTherapy and Telemedicine
Volumen	22
N.º	Summer 2024
Estado	Publicado - 27 dic. 2024

Palabras clave

Psychological First Aid
Telepsychology
COVID 19

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CALMA Online Psychological First Aid Program in Peru: Personal and Sociodemographic Characteristics and Challenges. / Montes Iturrizaga, Ivan; Perez Maravi, Karen Paola; Osorio, Giovanna.
En: Annual Review of CyberTherapy and Telemedicine, Vol. 22, N.º Summer 2024, 27.12.2024, p. 86.

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