The Lancet | Transforming Mental Health Implementation Research (BSL-interpreted) @TheLancetTV | Uploaded May 2024 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
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Lancet Psychiatry Commissioners present their recommendations for transforming mental health implementation research.
Read the full Lancet Psychiatry Commission here: thelancet.com/commissions/implementation-mental-health?dgcid=youtube_video_infocusbrainhealth_lanpsymentalhealthresearch24
Effective ways to improve mental health exist, both treatments for individuals and broader approaches encompassing public health, services, and policies. However, these are often not available to everyone, even in high-income settings, and a large treatment gap exists in many countries. Implementation research seeks to understand which interventions work in real-world settings and to identify barriers to delivering these interventions at scale, as well as ways to overcome these barriers. Too often, research produces both interventions and implementation strategies (e.g., financing, facilitation, training) that are difficult to scale due to misalignment with the political, cultural, policy, system, community, provider, and individual realities of real-world settings. The Lancet Psychiatry Commission on Transforming Mental Health Implementation Research considered strategies for transforming research to produce more actionable evidence to help narrow the mental health implementation gap.
Enhanced transdisciplinary collaboration among researchers, implementers, and intended intervention participants, including people with lived experience of mental illness, across all stages of mental health intervention and implementation research is central to the Commission’s recommendations. We need to replace the traditional translational research paradigm guiding most mental health implementation research with an integrated approach. The recommendations for transforming mental health implementation research originated in considerations for improving mental health implementation research in the high-income context and are driven by research from high-income countries but the Commission includes successful examples from low-income and middle-income countries and calls for expansion of implementation research in these settings.
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Appearing in this video are:
Beth McGinty, PhD
Livingston Farrand Professor of Public Health
Division of Health Policy and Economics
Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, USA
Lola Kola, PhD
Department of Psychiatry, College of Medicine
University of Ibadan, Nigeria;
King’s College London, UK
Bernardo Mueller, PhD
Full Professor
University of Brasilia , Brazil
Jeffrey Braithwaite, PhD
Professor of Health Systems
Research and Implementation Scientist
Australian Institute of Health Innovation
Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia
Elizabeth Stuart, PhD
Hurley-Dorrier Professor and Chair
Department of Biostatistics
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA
Rahul Shidhaye, MD, PhD
Senior Research Scientist
Associate Professor of Psychiatry
Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences, India.
Matt Eisenberg, PhD
Associate Professor & Associate Chair
Director, Center for Mental Health and Addiction Policy
Johns Hopkins University, USA
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BSL interpretation by Involve Interpreter, involveinterpreter.co.uk
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Watch this video without British Sign Language here: youtu.be/iCjM2as_RGk
Lancet Psychiatry Commissioners present their recommendations for transforming mental health implementation research.
Read the full Lancet Psychiatry Commission here: thelancet.com/commissions/implementation-mental-health?dgcid=youtube_video_infocusbrainhealth_lanpsymentalhealthresearch24
Effective ways to improve mental health exist, both treatments for individuals and broader approaches encompassing public health, services, and policies. However, these are often not available to everyone, even in high-income settings, and a large treatment gap exists in many countries. Implementation research seeks to understand which interventions work in real-world settings and to identify barriers to delivering these interventions at scale, as well as ways to overcome these barriers. Too often, research produces both interventions and implementation strategies (e.g., financing, facilitation, training) that are difficult to scale due to misalignment with the political, cultural, policy, system, community, provider, and individual realities of real-world settings. The Lancet Psychiatry Commission on Transforming Mental Health Implementation Research considered strategies for transforming research to produce more actionable evidence to help narrow the mental health implementation gap.
Enhanced transdisciplinary collaboration among researchers, implementers, and intended intervention participants, including people with lived experience of mental illness, across all stages of mental health intervention and implementation research is central to the Commission’s recommendations. We need to replace the traditional translational research paradigm guiding most mental health implementation research with an integrated approach. The recommendations for transforming mental health implementation research originated in considerations for improving mental health implementation research in the high-income context and are driven by research from high-income countries but the Commission includes successful examples from low-income and middle-income countries and calls for expansion of implementation research in these settings.
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Appearing in this video are:
Beth McGinty, PhD
Livingston Farrand Professor of Public Health
Division of Health Policy and Economics
Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, USA
Lola Kola, PhD
Department of Psychiatry, College of Medicine
University of Ibadan, Nigeria;
King’s College London, UK
Bernardo Mueller, PhD
Full Professor
University of Brasilia , Brazil
Jeffrey Braithwaite, PhD
Professor of Health Systems
Research and Implementation Scientist
Australian Institute of Health Innovation
Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia
Elizabeth Stuart, PhD
Hurley-Dorrier Professor and Chair
Department of Biostatistics
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA
Rahul Shidhaye, MD, PhD
Senior Research Scientist
Associate Professor of Psychiatry
Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences, India.
Matt Eisenberg, PhD
Associate Professor & Associate Chair
Director, Center for Mental Health and Addiction Policy
Johns Hopkins University, USA
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Visit The Lancet at thelancet.com/?dgcid=youtube_video_infocusbrainhealth_lanpsymentalhealthresearch24
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Continue this conversation on social! Follow us today at…
Twitter.com/TheLancet
Facebook.com/TheLancetMedicalJournal
Instagram.com/TheLancetGroup
LinkedIn.com/company/The-Lancet
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BSL interpretation by Involve Interpreter, involveinterpreter.co.uk
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