Klimawandel und psychische Gesundheit. Positionspapier einer Task-Force der DGPPN

Heinz, Andreas; Meyer‐Lindenberg, Andreas

doi:10.1007/s00115-023-01457-9

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“…Darüber hinaus haben die steigenden Anforderungen des täglichen Lebens, wie z. B. das sich verändernde Klima, die zunehmende Verstädterung, Umweltbelastungen usw., einen erheblichen Einfluss auf unsere psychische Gesundheit [26].…”

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Psychosoziale Versorgungsanforderungen und mögliche Implikationen auf die Rolle der Psychiatrischen Pflege – Entwicklung eines exemplarischen Zukunftsszenarios

Scheydt

2024

Psychiatr Prax

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ZusammenfassungIm Fokus der vorliegenden Arbeit steht die Entwicklung eines möglichen Zukunftsszenarios für die psychiatrische Pflege in Deutschland. Aufbauend auf den identifizierten Trends der psychosozialen Versorgung wurden bedeutende Implikationen für die Ausgestaltung einer zukunftsfähigen psychiatrischen Pflege herausgearbeitet und diskutiert. Das herausgearbeitete Modell beschreibt eine psychiatrische Pflege, die auf „erweitertem“ Niveau gemeindenah und in einer multiprofessionellen Umgebung in der Lebenswelt der Betroffenen und ihrer Angehörigen stattfindet. Sie bindet digitale Elemente der psychosozialen Gesundheitsversorgung mit ein, während unter anderem personenzentrierte und diversitäts- sowie traumainformierte Ansätze praktiziert werden. Auch wenn hier eine psychiatrische Pflege beschrieben wird, die den zu erwartenden Trends und Entwicklungen der psychosozialen Versorgung gerecht werden könnte, ist eine kritische Diskussion und eine reflektierte Konsentierung dieser Ideen in einem interdisziplinären Gremium erforderlich.

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Psychosoziale Versorgungsanforderungen und mögliche Implikationen auf die Rolle der Psychiatrischen Pflege – Entwicklung eines exemplarischen Zukunftsszenarios

Scheydt

2024

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“…The current position paper by the international task force of the EPA complements other position papers by national organisations such as the Royal College of Psychiatrists and the German Association for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics (DGPPN) [7,10].…”

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“…Air pollution includes pollutants such as small matter particles with a diameter of 2.5 microns or less (PM2.5) and has been linked to climate change due to fossil fuel use, industrialisation, and urbanisation [5,7,10]. Air pollution has a negative impact on cognitive functioning, including attention, memory, reading comprehension, verbal intelligence, and non-verbal intelligence [39].…”

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Climate change and mental health: Position paper of the European Psychiatric Association

Brandt,

Adorjan,

Catthoor

et al. 2024

Eur. Psychiatr.

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Background: Climate change is one of the greatest threats to health that societies face and can adversely affect mental health. Given the current lack of a European consensus paper on the interplay between climate change and mental health, we signal a need for a pan-European position paper about this topic, written by stakeholders working in mental health care. Methods: On behalf of the European Psychiatric Association (EPA) we give recommendations to make mental health care, research, and education more sustainable based on a narrative review of the literature. Results: Examples of sustainable mental healthcare comprise preventive strategies, interdisciplinary collaborations, evidence-based patient care, addressing social determinants of mental health, maintaining health services during extreme weather events, optimising use of resources, and sustainable facility management. In mental health research, sustainable strategies include investigating the impact of climate change on mental health, promoting research on climate change interventions, strengthening the evidence base for mental health care recommendations, evaluating the allocation of research funding, and establishing evidence-based definitions and clinical approaches for emerging issues such as 'eco-distress'.Regarding mental health education, planetary health, which refers to human health and how it is intertwined with ecosystems, may be integrated into educational courses. Conclusions:The EPA is committed to combat climate change as it poses a threat to the future of mental health care. The current EPA position paper on climate change and mental health may be of interest to a diverse readership of stakeholders, including clinicians, researchers, educators, patients, and policymakers.

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“…Non-action on climate protection measures in schools can also have an impact specifically on the mental health of children and adolescents, which is increasingly being researched scientifically [7,8]. Cianconi et al have recorded newly emerging terms of mental illnesses in this context (eco-anxiety, eco-guilt, eco-psychology, ecological grief, solastalgia, and biospheric concern) [9], making it clear that preventive measures are needed to counteract these new clinical findings.…”

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Empowering Students to Create Climate-Friendly Schools

Wagner,

Tholen,

Albert-Seifried

et al. 2024

Energies

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In Germany, there are over 32,000 schools, representing great potential for climate protection. On the one hand, this applies to educational work, as understanding the effects of climate change and measures to reduce GHG emissions is an important step to empower students with knowledge and skills. On the other hand, school buildings are often in bad condition, energy is wasted, and the possibilities for using renewable energies are hardly used. In our “Schools4Future” project, we enabled students and teachers to draw up their own CO2 balances, identify weaknesses in the building, detect wasted electricity, and determine the potential for using renewable energies. Emissions from the school cafeteria, school trips, and paper consumption could also be identified. The fact that the data can be collected by the students themselves provides increased awareness of the contribution made to the climate balance by the various school areas. The most climate-friendly school emits 297 kg whilst the school with the highest emissions emits over one ton CO2 per student and year. Our approach is suitable to qualify students in the sense of citizen science, carry out a scientific investigation, experience self-efficacy through one’s own actions, and engage politically regarding their concerns.

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Klimawandel und psychische Gesundheit. Positionspapier einer Task-Force der DGPPN

Cited by 17 publications

References 47 publications

Psychosoziale Versorgungsanforderungen und mögliche Implikationen auf die Rolle der Psychiatrischen Pflege – Entwicklung eines exemplarischen Zukunftsszenarios

Psychosoziale Versorgungsanforderungen und mögliche Implikationen auf die Rolle der Psychiatrischen Pflege – Entwicklung eines exemplarischen Zukunftsszenarios

Climate change and mental health: Position paper of the European Psychiatric Association

Empowering Students to Create Climate-Friendly Schools

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