TY - INPR AV - public EP - 24 N2 - Insufficient evidence guides mental health service development for survivors of violence against women in Sri Lanka. Provider and survivor perspectives on (1) what constitutes mental health, (2) quality of care, and (3) priority areas and stakeholders for intervention were identified through framework analysis of 53 in-depth interviews. Desired care is chiefly psychosocial?not psychological?prioritizing socioeconomic, parenting, and safe environment needs in non-clinical community settings. Our evidence points strongly to the need to strengthen non-mental health community-based providers as ?first contacts? and reassessment of health system-centric interventions which neglect preferred community responses and more holistic approaches accounting for women's full circumstances. A1 - Palfreyman, Alexis A1 - Vijayaraj, Kavitha A1 - Riyaz, Safiya A1 - Rizwan, Zahrah A1 - Sivayokan, Sambasivamoorthy A1 - Thenakoon, TH Samanmalee A1 - Dayabandara, Madhubashinee A1 - Hanwella, Raveen A1 - Devakumar, Delan PB - SAGE Publications JF - Violence Against Women N1 - © The Author(s) 2024. This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). TI - What Women Want: Mental Health in the Context of Violence Against Women in Sri Lanka?A Qualitative Study of Priorities and Capacities for Care UR - http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/10778012241230326 Y1 - 2024/02/23/ ID - discovery10189650 ER -