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- - - About the IMS
      Developed to help incorporate supervision as an essential component of mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) programming.
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  - - Who is the IMS for?
      A model for all organisations operating in humanitarian emergencies, no matter their size or level of resources.
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  - - Key principles
      Supportive supervision is a crosscutting set of principles that can be applied to various types of supervision used in MHPSS work across sectors.
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  - - IMS Team
      A partnership between IFRC Reference Centre for Psychosocial Support and the Trinity Centre for Global Health, Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland.
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Dr. Nadeen Abujaber

Researcher
Trinity College Dublin

Dr. Nadeen Abujaber is a postdoctoral research fellow on the Missing Link Project and is part of the research team based out of Trinity Centre for Global Health. Nadeen is also a paediatrician, with a specialization in Paediatric Hospital Medicine.

Nadeen received a BSc in Human Development and Psychological Services from Northwestern University, a Msc in Global Health at Trinity College Dublin, a MD at University of Florida College of Medicine and completed pediatric residency at Boston Children’s Hospital. Her career interests include medical education, quality improvement and global health.

About the IMS

Who is the IMS for?

Key principles

IMS Team

Dr. Nadeen Abujaber