TAILIEUCHUNG - Mental Health in a Multi-ethnic Society A Multi-disciplinary Handbook

Although the views expressed in each chapter are those of the author(s) concerned, they have been influenced by many colleagues and friends in various organisations and settings, in particular the Transcultural Psychiatry Society (UK); Survivors Speak Out; Nafsiyat (Intercultural Therapy Centre); MIND; the Marlborough Family Service; Good Practices in Mental Health; Clinical Psychology, Race and Culture Special Interest Group of the British Psychological Society and the confederation of Indian Organisations. In addition, the editor acknowledges the encouragement and help of numerous people in the field of mental health | Mental Health in a Multi-ethnic Society A Multi-disciplinary ROUTLEDGE Edited by Suman Fernando Also available as a printed book see title verso for ISBN details Mental Health in a Multi-ethnic Society As services in the community continue to replace institution-based care there is an increasing need for professionals from medical social work clinical psychology nursing and other backgrounds to address the diverse needs of a multi-ethnic society using a common frame of reference. Those who provide mental health services must now face up to challenges from service users and strive for a closer more effective working relationship with voluntary organisations. Mental Health in a Multi-ethnic Society A Multi-disciplinary Handbook addresses all these issues. It offers an approach to the meaning of mental health and suggests constructive and imaginative ways of providing care for people with mental health problems. Contributions from a multi-ethnic team of professionals are organised in three parts Current setting describes the background to contemporary mental health services the legal framework and the role of the voluntary sector and examines the experience of black people. Confronting issues considers practical problems in delivering services to a multi-ethnic society and offers some innovative approaches. The final part Seeking change draws together the various issues in order to indicate a way forward with suggestions for change on both a practical and theoretical level. Intended primarily as a handbook for practitioners working in the mental health field it is also suitable for multi-disciplinary trainings basic trainings and in-service postgraduate trainings in a variety of professions including social work psychology psychiatry and nursing. Suman Fernando is a Senior Lecturer in Mental Health at the Tizard Centre University of Kent at Canterbury and Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist at Enfield Community Care Trust .

• Y học thường thức
• mental health
• Social realities
• Professional interventions
• health system
• Camberwell Service
• cultural racism
• Youth mental health first aid
• Public mental health recommendation for Vietnamese students
• Public mental health recommendation
• Mental health literacy
• Mental health first aid
• ABC of mental health
• Mental health assessment
• Managing distressed
• Challenging patients
• Mental health problems
• Mental health emergencies
• Mental health services
• Public health
• Mental health literacy
• Help seeking
• Adolescent psychiatry
• Mental Health outcome
• Health survey
• Clinician rated mental health
• Adolescent mental health services
• Teacher and adolescent ratings
• Genocide survivors
• Healthcare knowledge
• Mental health service utilization
• Mental illness
• Low and middle income countries
• Mental Disorders
• Mental Conditions
• Physical Illness
• Medical Needs
• Influential factors
• Secondary school students
• Levels of depression
• Risk behaviors
• Improve mental health in schools
• Public mental health
• Conceptual framework
• Natural environment
• health sector
• Health Financing
• Deliver Services
• Health finance
• Self management
• Mental Health Self management Questionnaire
• Psychometric properties
• Mental health training programme
• School children
• Social distance
• Intellectual disability
• Drug treatments in mental health
• A multiethnic society
• Mental health outcomes
• Child mental health services
• Patient reported outcome measures
• Gender and locale differences
• Mental health among adolescents
• Conducted to assess the gender
• Terrace garden
• Way to strengthen mental health
• Strengthen mental health
• Vertical walls
• Master's thesis of Nursing
• Master's thesis
• Mental Health Nurse Incentive Program
• GP Engagement
• Community mental health nurses
• Empower mental
• health providers
• Promote interactions
• psychiatric hospitals
• domiciliary treatment
• Referral intentions
• Mental health status
• Non government institutionalized children
• Mental health status of government
• Low educational achievement
• mental hospitals
• psychotropic medicines
• health policy
• GENERAL HOSPITALS
• HEALTH EDUCATION
• Mental health service
• Youth mental health
• Qualitative research
• Health care needs
• Self determination
• Poor mental health
• Common mental disorders
• Scale’s sensitivity
• BMC Pediatrics
• Adolescent mental health
• Physical activity
• Adolescents worldwide
• Adult mental disorders originate