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Psychological Medicine|September 11, 2020
Domestic violence and self-poisoning in Sri LankaPiumee Bandara, Andrew Page, Lalith Senarathna, et al.
Plos One|April 29, 2021
Correction: Childhood adversity and self-poisoning: A hospital case control study in Sri LankaThilini Rajapakse, Abigail Emma Russell, Judi Kidger, et al.
Plos One|November 19, 2020
Childhood adversity and self-poisoning: A hospital case control study in Sri LankaThilini Rajapakse, Abigail Emma Russell, Judi Kidger, et al.
The Lancet. Psychiatry|August 1, 2021
Hospital presentations for self-poisoning during COVID-19 in Sri Lanka: an interrupted time-series analysisDuleeka Knipe, Tharuka Silva, Azra Aroos, et al.
BMJ Open|April 3, 2025
Domestic violence perpetration, victimisation and self-poisoning in Sri Lanka: a protocol for a hospital-based case-control studyDilini Vidusha Hewa Kankanamge, Bruna Rubbo, Karen Morgan, et al.
BMC Public Health|May 3, 2018
Protocol for a cluster-randomised controlled trial evaluating the impact of a preschool-based capacity building intervention on intimate partner violence and substance misuse in Sri LankaKamalini Lokuge, Polly Wallace, Kalini Subasinghe, et al.
BMJ Open|February 23, 2022
Interventions in sexual and reproductive health services addressing violence against women in low-income and middle-income countries: a mixed-methods systematic reviewNatalia V Lewis, Muzrif Munas, Manuela Colombini, et al.
Health Policy and Planning|May 17, 2024
Comparing health systems readiness for integrating domestic violence services in Brazil, occupied Palestinian Territories, Nepal and Sri LankaManuela Colombini, Satya Shrestha, Stephanie Pereira, et al.
Global Health Action|November 16, 2023
Evaluating the programme and behavior change theories of a community alcohol education intervention in rural Sri Lanka: a study protocolJane Brandt Sørensen, K S Kylie Lee, Andrew Dawson, et al.
SSM - Health Systems|June 2, 2025
A multi-country mixed method evaluation of the HERA (Healthcare Responding to Domestic Violence and Abuse) intervention: A comparative analysisLoraine J Bacchus, Stephanie Pereira, Nagham Joudeh, et al.
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