Which of the following are true regarding mental health care? A. Public mental health interventions tend to result in large benefits for a small section of the population. B. The c... Which of the following are true regarding mental health care? A. Public mental health interventions tend to result in large benefits for a small section of the population. B. The case for NHS Talking Therapies services (originally IAPT) was originally made to the UK government by an economist who was concerned about lost productivity due to common mental health conditions. C. Crisis resolution teams are based in day centres and provide brief psychological interventions to people in everyday distress. D. The guiding principle in programmes to reduce the mental health gap in lower income countries tends to establish central psychiatric hubs with direct access to specialist professionals. E. Current mental health policy in England is aimed at integrating primary and secondary care and the voluntary sector as much as possible.
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The question is asking which statements regarding mental health care are true, presenting multiple options related to public health interventions, NHS Talking Therapies, crisis resolution teams, mental health programs, and current policies in England.
Answer
B and E
The final answer is B and E
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The final answer is B and E
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Statement B is supported by historical context, where the IAPT initiative was pushed partly due to concerns about economic productivity. Statement E aligns with current approaches to integrate mental health care across primary, secondary, and voluntary sectors in England.
Sources
- Talking Therapy: Impacts of a Nationwide Mental Health Service - congress-files.s3.amazonaws.com
- Realising the Mass Public Benefit of Evidence-Based Psychological ... - pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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