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Policies And Practices For Mental Health In Europe 2008 1st Edition World Health Organization

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Policies And Practices For Mental Health In Europe 2008 1st Edition World Health Organization
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Publisher: World Health Organization
File Extension: PDF
File size: 5.33 MB
Pages: 212
Author: World Health Organization
ISBN: 9789289042796, 9789289042802
Language: English
Year: 2008
Edition: 1

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Policies And Practices For Mental Health In Europe 2008 1st Edition World Health Organization by World Health Organization 9789289042796, 9789289042802 instant download after payment.

This WHO report co-funded by the European Commission gives an overview of policies and practices for mental health in 42 Member States of the European Region. A large majority of countries have made significant progress over the past few years, and several are world leaders in mental health promotion, mental disorder prevention activities, service reform and human rights. Nevertheless, this report also identifies weaknesses in Europe, some systematic, such as a lack of consensus on definitions, and of compatible data collection, and others such as the need for development and investment across several areas. It identifies gaps in information where further work must be done, and is a baseline against which progress can be measured towards the vision and the milestones of the Mental Health Declaration for Europe. The data were obtained from the ministries of health of 42 European Member States. Over 150 figures and tables in the report demonstrate the diversity across the European Region, and allow country to country comparisons of indicators such as numbers of psychiatrists, financing, community services, training of the workforce, the prescription of anti-depressants and representation of users and carers.

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