Mental Health Economics European Network, Phase II
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Mental Health Europe
and
London School of Economics and Political Science
are glad to invite you to
Mental Health Economics European Network, Phase II
Symposium
On Thursday, 13 December 2007
09.30-13.00
Venue:
West Midlands in Europe Office
Avenue d'Auderghem, 22-28
Brussels, Belgium
Sponsored by the European Commission,
Directorate General for Health and Consumer Protection
This symposium will present findings and analysis from Phase II of the Mental Health Economics European Network. Speakers will include members from the Network on current research findings.
To register, please send an email to Pssru@lse.ac.uk.
About the Mental Health Economics European Network
The Mental Health Economics European Network (MHEEN I) was established in 2002 with 17 partners (the then 15 EU member states plus Norway and Iceland). In 2004 (MHEEN II) the network was extended from the original 17 countries and expanded to include new member and candidate states and includes 31 countries. The project is coordinated by Mental Health Europe and the London School of Economics and is funded by the European Commission for the duration of 24 months (July 2004 - September 2007). MHEEN I constructed a simple framework to identify and collect data on some of the primary economic dimensions relevant to mental health, and undertook a comparative analysis of how current mental health systems work and how they might be developed. MHEEN II extended the initial analysis to the new member and candidate states using this same framework. It also extend the work of MHEEN I by analysing the impact of modifying economic barriers and incentive structures for the organisation of mental health services, economic data collection methods at a micro level, and reviewing the cost effectiveness of promotion and prevention strategies against a range of mental health problems occurring across the lifecycle including depression and anxiety disorders. For further information about the project visit the MHEEN website: http://www.mheen.org/
