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Ms Urvita Bhatia

Research Fellow

United Kingdom

Urvita is a Research Fellow at the Department of Population Health, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. She has trained in clinical psychology and global mental health, and has been working at Sangath, a mental health research NGO in India since the past 12 years. Her research and clinical interests span community-based prevention and treatment approaches for substance use-related problems, for both, individuals and families, and the development and evaluation of such interventions. She is also interested in culturally appropriate treatments to address mental health and gender-based violence, particularly intimate partner violence and common mental disorders.

Affiliations

Department of Population Health
Faculty of Epidemiology and Population Health

Research

Research Area
Global mental health
Disease and Health Conditions
Mental health
Addiction
Country
India
Region
South Asia

Selected Publications

Text message-based Cessation Intervention for People who Smoked or Used Smokeless Tobacco in India: a Feasibility Randomised Controlled Trial.
NADKARNI, A; Gaikwad, L; Sequeira, M; D'souza, J; Lopes, M; Haldankar, R; Murthy, P; Velleman, R; BHATIA, U; Naughton, F;
2024
Nicotine & tobacco research : official journal of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco
Coping Strategies and Help-Seeking Behaviors among Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence: A Qualitative Study of Spouses of Men with Heavy Drinking in India
Shah, AH; Catalano, A; BHATIA, U; GUPTA, D; Daruwalla, N; Osrin, D; NADKARNI, A;
2024
Health & social care in the community
Why do men with drinking problems change their behavior? A qualitative study nested in a randomized controlled trial in India.
BHATIA, U; Velleman, R; NADKARNI, A; Shinde, S; Shah, A; Patel, V;
2023
Alcohol (Fayetteville, N.Y.)
Alcohol policies in India: A scoping review.
Schess, J; Bennett-Li, L; Velleman, R; BHATIA, U; Catalano, A; Jambhale, A; NADKARNI, A;
2023
PloS one
Acceptability and feasibility of assisted telepsychiatry in routine healthcare settings in India: a qualitative study.
NADKARNI, A; Garg, A; Agrawal, R; Sambari, S; Mirchandani, K; Velleman, R; GUPTA, D; BHATIA, U; Fernandes, G; D'souza, E; Amonkar, A; Rane, A;
2023
Oxford open digital health
Interventions to increase help-seeking for mental health care in low- and middle-income countries: A systematic review.
Van den Broek, M; GANDHI, Y; Sureshkumar, DS; Prina, M; BHATIA, U; Patel, V; Singla, DR; Velleman, R; WEISS, HA; Garg, A; Sequeira, M; Pusdekar, V; Jordans, MJ D; NADKARNI, A;
2023
PLOS global public health
Experiences of a mobile phone delivered brief intervention for hazardous drinking: A qualitative study nested in the AMBIT trial from Goa, India.
Fernandes, D; D'Souza, E; Sambari, S; Pacheco, M; D'Souza, J; Velleman, R; BHATIA, U; NADKARNI, A;
2023
Global mental health (Cambridge, England)
Comorbidity of alcohol use disorders and non-communicable diseases in low- and middle-income countries
NADKARNI, A; BHATIA, U; Shaik, I; Roy, M; Kaliyaperumal, A; Awasthi, A; Madan, V;
2023
Journal of substance use
Closing the treatment gap for alcohol use disorders in low- and middle-income countries.
NADKARNI, A; GANDHI, Y; BHATIA, U; Velleman, R;
2022
Global mental health (Cambridge, England)
Common strategies in empirically supported psychological interventions for alcohol use disorders: A meta-review.
NADKARNI, A; Massazza, A; Guda, R; Fernandes, LT; Garg, A; Jolly, M; Andersen, LS; BHATIA, U; Bogdanov, S; ROBERTS, B; Tol, WA; Velleman, R; Moore, Q; Fuhr, D;
2022
Drug and alcohol review
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