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NIH/NIDA: A child’s first eight years are critical for substance abuse prevention
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“There is strong evidence that a stable home environment, adequate nutrition, physical and cognitive stimulation, and supportive parenting can lead to good developmental outcomes.”
Source: NIH/NIDA 2016
Mental health determinants & riskfactors: Growing evidence base
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Socio-economic determinants(poverty, social exclusion)
Alcohol and illegal drug use
Common for all NCDs Specific for mental health
Early interaction deficitsNeglect, abuse and harsh
upbringingSchool bullying
Work place stressLack of social support &
networksCommunity environment
The European Pillar of Social Rights-supports action on the social determinants of
mental health
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• The right to health care• Children’s right to early
childhood education• The right to social protection
regardless of employment status
Online social score board will enable transparent benchmarking
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Grant Agreement no. 282586
High Level Research
Priorities
1. Research into mental disorder prevention, mental health promotion and other interventions in children, adolescents and young people
2. Focus on the development and causal mechanisms of mental health symptoms, syndromes and well-being across the lifespan (including older populations)
3. Developing and maintaining international and interdisciplinary research networks and shared databases
4. Developing and implementing better interventions using new scientific and technological advances
5. Reducing stigma and empowering service users and carers in decisions about mental health research
6. Health and social systems research that addresses quality of care and takes account of socio-cultural and socio-economic contexts and approaches
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Social determinantsof mental health
Mental healthpromotion
Mental Health in AllPolicies
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Mental Health in All Policies (MHiAP)
Health in All Policies is an approach to public policies
across sectors that systematically takes into account the
health implications of decisions, seeks synergies, and
avoids harmful health impacts in order to improve
population health and health equity.
It provides a framework for regulation and practical
tools that combine health, social and equity goals with
economic development, and manage conflicts of
interest transparently.
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www.mentalhealthandwellbeing.eu
Successful mental health actions buildon intersectoral collaboration
EU Compass will co-organise country meetingsto disseminate Joint Action findings and initiatean interest for the ”Mental Health in AllPolicies” approach
EU-Compass for Mental Health and Well-being (2016-2018)
• Exchange of mental health information between Member States and
dissemination of Joint Action (2013-2016) outcomes
• Annual reports and forums
• Website hosted by the DG SANTE
• Database of good practices and policies
• E-newsletter and country meetings
• Mandated by the Commission, implemented by Trimbos (Co-ordinator),
Nova University Lisbon, Eurohealthnet and The Finnish Association for
Mental Health (mieli)
Parity of mental and physical health: The NCD challenge
We need to take the step from the ”four diseases, four risk factors” model to
”five diseases, five risk factors”
Diet
Exercise
Alcohol
Tobacco
Adverse childhood events
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CardiovascularDiabetes
Chronic respiratoryCancer
Mental disorders
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• Going upstream: Structural determinantsof mental health
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PovertyGender inequalityWar and conflictsSocial exclusionIncome inequality