In rural Uganda, Paul Bolton and his colleagues, using villagers, demonstrated that they could deliver interpersonal psychotherapy for depression and, using a randomized control design, showed that 90 percent of the people receiving this intervention recovered as compared to roughly 40 percent in the comparison villages.
En la Uganda rural, Paul Bolton y sus colegas demostraron que los lugareños podían realizar una psicoterapia interpersonal para la depresión y, mediante un control aleatorio, demostraron que el 90% de las personas que fueron tratadas se recuperaron frente al 40% del grupo de control.