Disclosure, Social Harm, and Support Activation Study
Disclosure, Social Harm, and Support Activation Study:How Disclosure of Suicidality and Severe Emotional Distress Functions Socially in Rural Eastern Uganda
Yale University
361 participants
May 25, 2026
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Conditions
Summary
To characterize how disclosure of suicide or severe emotional distress functions socially in rural eastern Uganda: who people have disclosed to, what happened, what harms resulted, who they would want involved in future support, and under what conditions they would want support activated on their behalf.
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Interventions
Survey capturing disclosure history (who was told, when, why, how), disclosure outcomes (what happened, what harms resulted), disclosure comfort (willingness to tell specific people under specific conditions), social harm inventory (lifetime and recent harms following disclosure), preferred support persons and conditions for activation, and willingness to be screened
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NCT07730307