European Psychiatric Association (EPA) guidance on prevention of mental disorders

Campion, Jonathan; Bhui, Kamaldeep; Bhugra, Dinesh

doi:10.1016/j.eurpsy.2011.10.004

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“…Prevention and early intervention are good predictors in the case of mental health disorders (Campion et al 2012). Especially now during the economic crisis, when problems relating to mental health are expected to increase, the role of social services of Greece in the prevention and promotion of mental health, as well as in issues of early intervention, gains significant importance.…”

Section: A) Prevention Early Intervention and Networking Of Servicesmentioning

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Social work and the psychosocial effects of the economic crisis in Greece: challenges for new radical directions in services, theory and values

Asimopoulos¹,

Teloni²

2017

Comunitania

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Social work and the psychosocial effects of the economic crisis in Greece: Challenges for new radical directions in services, theory and values El trabajo social y los efectos psicosociales de la crisis económica en Grecia: Desafíos para nuevos objetivos radicales en servicios, teoría y valores Asimopoulos Charis* y Dimitra-Dora Teloni** Abstract:The economic crisis in Greece cause serious social problems (sudden increase in unemployment, job insecurity, in household debt, in poverty and inequality, greater social seclusion and significant cutbacks in health, mental health and social protection system) that have significant effects on the psychosocial situation of the population (increase of depression, anxiety, psychosomatic issues, alcohol abuse and suicide).The psychosocial effects of the economic crisis have set new standards and demands for social work in Greece and for the role of the social workers and the social services, on two levels especially: service level and value and theory level. Social workers in all settings need to be in a position to deal with mental health problems with the appropriate clinical and community interventions as well as with radical approach and effective methods.

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Section: A) Prevention Early Intervention and Networking Of Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Social work and the psychosocial effects of the economic crisis in Greece: challenges for new radical directions in services, theory and values

Asimopoulos¹,

Teloni²

2017

Comunitania

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“…We think that the profession should have a bigger role in the public mental health agenda, including the promotion of mental health. 11,12 By and large psychiatrists have been reticent in becoming involved in the prevention of mental ill health and the promotion of mental health. However, both these activities are crucial to the wellbeing of our society as a whole and the profession should consider the opportunities afforded by taking on these responsibilities.…”

Section: Psychiatric Subspecialties and Their Survivalmentioning

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Alienation of the alienist: psychiatry on the ropes?

Bhugra

Moran

2014

J R Soc Med

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“…1,18 A public health approach emphasises the importance of addressing such factors to prevent mental disorder and promote well-being. Commissioning decisions can be informed by local level of risk and protective factors including in higher-risk groups as well as impact of such factors.…”

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Public mental health: the local tangibles

Campion

2013

Psychiatrist

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SummaryPublic mental health involves a number of important elements relevant to psychiatrists. This includes estimation of the level and impact of unmet need for treatment of mental disorder, prevention of mental disorder and promotion of mental well-being particularly in higher-risk groups. In the UK, the majority of people with mental disorder receive no intervention. This is despite the large impact and costs of mental disorder and existence of cost-effective interventions which result in economic savings even in the short term. Furthermore, spend is virtually absent for interventions to prevent mental disorder and promote mental well-being despite prominence within government policy and a good evidence base. At a time of budget cuts, local information about level, impact and costs of such unmet need as well as effective interventions are important to accurately inform the required investment for treatment of mental disorder, its prevention and promotion of mental well-being. Information about impact of interventions including economic savings across a broad range of sectors can also be estimated. This article summarises recent public mental health commissioning guidance which provides such information.

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European Psychiatric Association (EPA) guidance on prevention of mental disorders

Cited by 106 publications

References 216 publications

Social work and the psychosocial effects of the economic crisis in Greece: challenges for new radical directions in services, theory and values

Social work and the psychosocial effects of the economic crisis in Greece: challenges for new radical directions in services, theory and values

Alienation of the alienist: psychiatry on the ropes?

Public mental health: the local tangibles

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