Mental Health
IFIC Ireland Webinar May 2026 Sarah Woods Slides197 DownloadsDownload Now!
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Trust in some of our largest health institutions is fraying. In every business transaction there is a minimum of two components: one economic and one relational. The economic consisting of the terms of the deal, the cost, payment terms and sources of financing.
Integrating Mental Healthin Primary & Specialty Care Settings388 DownloadsIntegrated Care Leaders MUST Understand: Health Care System Integration Design Clinical, Operational, and Financial integration by hospital & healthcare leaders & providers 01 Public Health Practice Health promotion & prevention by public health officials and departments Social, Economic, and Environmental Policy Address public health policies and legislation…
Integrated Mental Health Care In Catalonia485 DownloadsThe Catalan Government and the Department of Health have prioritized mental health care with the aim of moving towards a more inclusive society, committed to social justice, the rights of people and the improvement of attention to vulnerable groups. The commitment to mental health is clear and unequivocal: strategies…
Experiences from Large-scale Implementation of Digital Mental Health in Scotland437 DownloadsDigital Therapy is now an integral part of service delivery across Scotland and is uniquely placed to deliver evidence-based therapy to all NHS staff, and to the wider population in Scotland. The value of digital therapy during our Covid-19 response has been clear, and has…
The International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC) was asked to conduct an independent rapid retrospective evaluation of a Mental Health 24/7 Crisis Response Service (CRS) that had been operating in a health area of England since its launch in April 2020, hence at the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Download the publication PDF