What type of information is needed to inform mental health policy?

Sturm, Roland

doi:10.1002/(sici)1099-176x(199909)2:3<141::aid-mhp56>3.0.co;2-1

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“…In addition to robust empirical research, there is also scope for more descriptive longitudinal studies which are primarily observational in nature and which aim, for example, to track the impact of policy changes via repeated surveys and routinely collected data in health and social care services (Sturm ).…”

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“…Research that addresses policy and practice issues related to scaling up the provision of and access to evidence-based interventions, especially in low-and middle-income countries. In addition to robust empirical research, there is also scope for more descriptive longitudinal studies which are primarily observational in nature and which aim, for example, to track the impact of policy changes via repeated surveys and routinely collected data in health and social care services (Sturm 1999).…”

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Towards the Prevention of Behavioural and Psychiatric Disorders in People with Intellectual Disabilities

Allen

Langthorne

Tonge

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Intervention for behavioural and psychiatric disorders in people with intellectual disabilities often only takes place once these conditions are well established and more resistant to change. As an alternative, this paper promotes a public health prevention model and maps out opportunities for intervention at primary, secondary and tertiary levels. The resulting model is partly derived from generic research into these issues and partly on specific evidence on interventions for people with intellectual disabilities; it also contains more theoretical considerations. The additional research that is necessary to demonstrate the efficacy of the interventions identified is also considered. Central to this proposal is a greater integration of issues for people with intellectual disabilities within much broader policy and research agendas.

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Towards the Prevention of Behavioural and Psychiatric Disorders in People with Intellectual Disabilities

Allen

Langthorne

Tonge

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“…Stakeholder analysis is a recognized methodology used to determine the position of relevant groups and individuals both inside and outside government who are likely to influence the policy choice and the success of its implementation. 13 Stakeholder analysis includes interest group analysis and bureaucratic analysis and has been refined to the extent that software exists to do the analysis. 14 The opinions of stakeholders and views of the general population (often considered to be expressed through the media) sometimes agree.…”

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Leadership in mental health policy: the national context

Whiteford

2005

Australas Psychiat

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“…13 Stakeholder analysis includes interest group analysis and bureaucratic analysis and has been refined to the extent that software exists to do the analysis. 14 The opinions of stakeholders and views of the general population (often considered to be expressed through the media) sometimes agree.…”

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confidence: 99%