Collective mental health: a review of the concept in the academic literature of Brazil, Colombia, and Spain
Dora María Hernández-Holguín,
Beatriz Elena Arias López,
Ángel Martínez-Hernáez
Abstract:INTRODUCTION: The notion of collective mental health refers to an alternative proposal to the biomedical and behavioral perspective that has been gaining centrality in academic publications in Brazil, Spain, and Colombia, especially in the last two decades. METHOD: In order to understand the meaning acquired by this notion, an analysis of the concept was carried out through a narrative review that used intentional criteria for the selection of the material. RESULTS: nuances were identified in each country… Show more
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