Global collective action in mental health financing: Allocation of development assistance for mental health in 142 countries, 2000–2015

Iemmi, Valentina

doi:10.1016/j.socscimed.2021.114354

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“…However, this study does not support the findings of previous studies which concluded that village funds did not have a significant effect on improving village development and the quality of life of the community [15], [21]. Government spending on health, such as the provision of health resources, did not have any effect on increasing the health quality and life the population either [22], [23].…”

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“…The availability of health resources (including integrated healthcare center/pos pelayanan terpadu (posyandu), health personnel) did not bring any effect on increasing the quality of health of the community [22] due to scarcity of health infrastructure in an area. In addition, the results of other studies also concluded that government budgets did not have any significant effect on psychological health and health in general [23]- [25], similar to a study in Indonesia which also showed no significant effect in the short term [26]. The findings of previous studies still show inconsistencies.…”

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Boosting the quality of life through additional general allocation funds for village infrastructure development

Khusaini

Bastian²,

Latuconsina³

et al. 2023

IJPHS

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Improving the quality of life of the community as one of the key indicators of development success is a must since it has an impact on the wellbeing of the community. This study aims to measure quality of life and analyze the effect of additional general allocation funds for village infrastructure development, education, and control variables on the quality of life of the community who lived in Tangerang. The researchers employed a sample size of 368 people. Using a cross-sectional survey approach, valid, and reliable questionnaires were distributed. The results of the multiple regression analysis showed that the general allocation funds for the village infrastructure development were proven to have a significant effect on improving the quality of life of the community. The education level variable did not have a significant effect on improving the quality of life, but it had a significant effect on the psychological health domain of quality of life. In addition to the provision and maintenance of health services, it is necessary for the government to include the construction of infiltration wells, community-based domestic wastewater management networks, light fire extinguishers, and portable fire pumps as development priorities.

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Boosting the quality of life through additional general allocation funds for village infrastructure development

Khusaini

Bastian²,

Latuconsina³

et al. 2023

IJPHS

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“…She has substantial experience in the quantitative analysis of DAMH, including country-level panel data linkage and analyses (e.g. Iemmi, 2021b ).…”

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Tracking development assistance for mental health: time for better data

Iemmi

2022

Health Policy and Planning

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“…ollective action is defined as an intra-organizational mobility action scheme that involves each entity integrates to engage with in management of common resources and social movements in support of aims. This scheme has been widely implemented in a variety of fields, such as environment and climate change (Boda, et al, 2022;Carmona-Moya, et al, 2021;Colding, et al, 2022;Luo et al, 2021;Meilasari-Sugiana, 2012), education (Maruyama, et al 2022;Sposito, 2010;Steiner & Spear, 2020), energy and technological transformation (Shortall, et al, 2022;Twine, et al, 2019), health and social safety nets (Iemmi, 2021;van Ryneveld, et al, 2022), economics (Pizzi & Brunet, 2012;Salvador Casara, et al, 2022), social movements and change (Bernroider, et al, 2022;Smith, et al, 2021), and so on. Therefore, collective action studies have shown impressive growth with numerous of perspectives.…”

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Mapping Pivotal Issues of Collective Action Research: Scientometrics Analysis of Publications

Rahmat¹

2023

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This paper aims to analyze the terms related to collective action research and to identify their evolution and change in the decades from 1992, when the first publication appeared in the Scopus database, to the present. Past scholars have examined collective action in several fields of research, but the breakthrough paper using scientometrics has not been found. Therefore, this paper is an original to clarify the work within terms based on selected keywords from collective action research, and it yielded 1150 articles. To demonstrate, we used a scientometrics approach of the VOSViewer tool for data visualization. The findings indicate that the concern of collective action has attracted experts to generate various points of view for research, and we forecast that this study will become increasingly noticeable in the coming few years since it was explored. Importantly, we recorded co-authorship and network collaboration, citation by some point of view, as well as annual current issues of collective action. Moreover, we exhibited terms that scholars used to conduct collective action research, such as leadership, legitimacy, solidarity, resilience, capacity-building, advocacy, regulation, accountability, power, and trust.

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Global collective action in mental health financing: Allocation of development assistance for mental health in 142 countries, 2000–2015

Cited by 12 publications

References 69 publications

Boosting the quality of life through additional general allocation funds for village infrastructure development

Boosting the quality of life through additional general allocation funds for village infrastructure development

Tracking development assistance for mental health: time for better data

Mapping Pivotal Issues of Collective Action Research: Scientometrics Analysis of Publications

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