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Mels C et al. – Community–based adaptation can extend the validity and local relevance of mental health screening in emergency and low–income settings. The availability of adequate Swahili and Congolese French adaptations of the IES–R and HSCL–37A could stimulate the assessment of psychosocial needs in war–exposed Eastern Congolese adolescents.

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