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Mental Health and the Pandemic [1]

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Date: 2022-11 

The pandemic triggered an increase in the incidences of mental health problems across the globe. It also revealed a need to identify what mental health service provision, available at population-level, is effective.

A population-level problem naturally requires solutions that can be rolled out at scale.

Hosted by Professor Sir Geoff Mulgan and Professor Muiris MacCarthaigh from IPPO, join us to hear about the findings of a systematic review of international evidence to answer the following question:

What are the most effective, scalable interventions to address anxiety and depression, shown to have surfaced during the COVID-19 pandemic?

The results of this review will be discussed at this event by Kelly Dickson, Associate Professor at the EPPI Centre, along with policy recommendations for future practice.

Siobhan O'Neill, Professor of Mental Health Sciences at Ulster University and Nancy Hey, Executive Director of What Works Centre for Wellbeing will also speak to the evidence review

Please sign up to register your interest, and receive further details about the event.

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