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hls-5411	Bakare, Waheed Ariyo; Ilesanmi, Olayinka Stephen; Nabena, Edmund Presiror; Famuyide, Temitope	Psychosocial stressors and support needs of survivors of Ebola virus disease, Bombali District, Sierra Leone, 2015	2016	4	.pdf	application/pdf	3489	212	62	One major factor that assists any survivor in going through the psychological after-effects of Ebola is the availability of sustainable psychosocial support systems within the immediate family and the broader community they are integrat- ed with.6 The most common psychological challenges faced by Ebola survivors include: sadness, fear, depression, frequent anxiety, panic, insomnia and nightmares, confusion, emotional numb- ness, embarrassment, low morale, lack of con- fidence, frustration, helplessness.2 These psy- chological effects are expressed in the outward disposition and display of survivors such as being of few words, low voice when they speak, withdrawn from people, conversation delays, over thinking, display of disregard to others, appearing lost and self-isolation and loss of hope. The social challenges facing Ebola survivors were numerous and these generally fell within food, shelter, finance, education and health services.	cache/hls-5411.pdf	txt/hls-5411.txt