🤔 Ever wondered how economic evaluations measure and attribute value to mental health? Do they do so fairly? I’m excited to announce (to my handful of followers) that my first PhD paper is now available @TheLancetPsych. Free link: https://t.co/5jXXdKDig9 1/6
Uncover the hidden economic impact of #dementia in the UK with PhD Student Hannah Hussain's blog @hannagr4m, revealing costs and solutions for a sustainable future.
Could a new year bring a fresh approach?
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New Research: Editorial: Mental health economics and public mental health policy: mental health services costs, quality and its impact on reducing the burden of mental illness #HealthServices https://t.co/4Q9i9RBbOy
The cost of people not getting support for their mental health when they need it is incredibly high.
Earlier this week @Andy__Bell__ gave evidence @CommonsPAC on improving mental health services 👇
This October 10, World Mental Health Day, the High-Level Commission on #MentalHealth and #COVID19 with PAHO/WHO are counting on you to help reduce stigma and discrimination.
The time is now! Do your part to support mental health!
➕ información: https://t.co/FxW0SfWaKJ
"Lifetime cost of [maternal] perinatal #depression and #anxiety in #Brazil are USD 4.86 billion or R$ 26.16 billion, including costs linked to poorer quality of life, productivity loss and hospital care" https://t.co/0Kg7uZ2MdR @a_annettemaria@Knappem@CPEC_LSE
Is it a good idea to conduct meta-analysis for economic evaluations? Check our letter to the editor which was published on @eClinicalMed (https://t.co/WlHqVJSRm8) and let me know what you think. @KHE_Kings @KingsHSPR
Open for submissions: Mental Health Economics and Public Mental Health Policy: Mental Health Services Costs, Quality and its Impact on Reducing the Burden of Mental Illness @FrontHealthServ https://t.co/1fzBsB7AD0
#saudemental#trabalho Falarei neste evento DESAFIOS EMPRESARIAIS 2022 E MUNDO DO TRABALHO: TRABALHO À DISTÂNCIA E HÍBRIDO 2-6_22. 9am https://t.co/hhgM2yKvvY
Episode 3 of our Mental Health Econ series!
We discuss Dr. Denise Razzouk's work on the economic impact of mental disorders, the challenges of how to measure this and ultimately implications for public health policy and resource allocation.
Listen here: https://t.co/DYMYFtO2pC
NEW Podcast episode: "In Conversation with Francesca Cornaglia discussing Mental Health Economics." https://t.co/O6hojJ4DWE
More info on the programme or to contact Dr. Francesca Cornaglia directly can be found at https://t.co/shA9j4ZQzO #EconTwitter#postgraduate#healthecon
New review of the grounds for NICE decision-making - may be handy for those thinking about the new methods. Highlights that much of the available research is now outdated and potentially overstates the role of cost-effectiveness. Available OA. #HTA#NICE https://t.co/PqcrQ1pGs2