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This upcoming webinar hosted by the Care Policy and Evaluation Centre (CPEC) at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) in recognition of World Mental Health Day will explore key insights from recent research focused on improving mental health services. The session will highlight findings from participatory research on the cost and benefits of investing to support women during pregnancy and after birth in Malawi, how to locally develop a mental health service model in Central and Eastern Europe, and the effectiveness of mental health interventions for refugee populations. Throughout, we will explore how to develop culturally sensitive, context-specific service and research designs, and what kind of evidence we need and how it can be developed to inform such changes.

Join us to learn more about how research is driving the development of mental health services that better reflect the complexities of people’s lived experiences, and how we can plan resources to expand access for those who need it most. Whether you’re a policymaker, practitioner, researcher, or someone invested in mental health, this webinar offers valuable insights into shaping more effective and inclusive mental health systems.

 

Date: Thursday 10 October 2024

Time: 12.00pm-1.00pm BST

Place: Register to join on Zoom

SPEAKERS:

• CHAIR: Prof Martin Knapp (Professorial Research Fellow, CPEC, LSE)
• David McDaid (Associate Professorial Research Fellow, CPEC, LSE)
• Dr Annette Bauer (Assistant Professorial Research Fellow, CPEC, LSE)
• Dr Zsófia Szlamka (ESRC Research Fellow, CPEC, LSE)