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Mental health as a public health concern
- Introduction: mental health problem as a public health problem
- The magnitude of the public health problem
- Epidemiology and burden of mental health problems
- Non-communicable diseases and mental health problems
- Depression and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases
- Depression and diabetes mellitus
- Preventing mental disorders
- An example of an integrated primary care mental health programme: the stepped care approach for depression
- Collaborative care approach for managing depression
- Promoting mental health
- Social, environmental and economic determinants of mental health
- Conclusion: summary points
- References
Abstract
Mental health and mental well being are fundamental to the quality of life and productivity of individuals, families, communities and nations, enabling people to experience life as meaningful and to be creative and active citizens. [1]
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