Mark Pearson, Deputy Director for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs
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Making Mental Health Count THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC COSTS OF NEGLECTING MENTAL HEALTH CARE презентация
Содержание
- 1. Making Mental Health Count THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC COSTS OF NEGLECTING MENTAL HEALTH CARE
- 2. One in five have a mental disorder
- 3. One in two experience a mental disorder in their lifetime
- 4. People with severe mental disorders die up to 20 years earlier
- 5. Since 1990 OECD suicide rates
- 6. In Korea 40 people die from suicide every day
- 7. The costs of mental ill-health can amount to more than 4% of GDP
- 8. Mental health spending doesn’t match the burden of mental disorders
- 9. People with a mental disorder
- 10. No disorder Mild-to-moderate disorder Severe
- 11. THE POOR STATE OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE
- 12. How mental health care should be delivered:
- 13. The state of mental health care now: fragmented, not enough of the right services
- 14. Inpatient psychiatric beds falling across OECD; rose
- 15. Multi-professional teams delivering care in the community
- 16. Type of provider(s) consulted for mental health
- 17. For good mental wellbeing, good support from
- 18. WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE?
- 19. OECD countries need to make mental health
- 20. Identify people who need care Better
- 21. For mild-to-moderate disorders, scale-up evidence-based services Improve
- 22. Focus on outcomes Better coordination between care
- 23. Better competence among and support for key
- 24. Contact: Mark.Pearson@oecd.org Read more about our
One in five have a mental disorder
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Making Mental Health Count
THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC COSTS OF NEGLECTING MENTAL
HEALTH CARE
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People with a mental disorder are…
…less effective at work…
… more
likely to be absent
from work…
from work…
… more likely to be out
of work.
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No disorder
Mild-to-moderate
disorder
Severe disorder
People with mild-to-moderate illness are 2-3 times more likely
to be unemployed
People with severe mental illness are 6-7 more likely to be unemployed
People with severe mental illness are 6-7 more likely to be unemployed
Слайд 12How mental health care should be delivered: community based, well coordinated
Specialist
community care
Inpatient care
Primary Care + Workplaces + Schools + Community
Слайд 14Inpatient psychiatric beds falling across OECD; rose in Korea
Average stay in
psychiatric beds falling across OECD; rose in Korea
Hospital beds falling, but some countries still rely on inpatient care
Слайд 15Multi-professional teams delivering care in the community for severe mental illness
Hospitals
used for short acute stays and emergency care
Coordination across care settings is very important and often weak
Coordination across care settings is very important and often weak
Care has been shifting to community settings
Слайд 16Type of provider(s) consulted for mental health problems, selected EU countries,
2010
There is an important role for primary care
Primary care is first port of call for mental health concerns
Key provider of care for mild and moderate illness
Coordinating role for severe mental illness
Слайд 17For good mental wellbeing, good support from workplaces and schools is
needed
Involvement of occupational health services
Need good integration of health and workplace services
Good support in schools can have positive impact on educational attainment
Need good teacher competence and awareness
Involvement of occupational health services
Need good integration of health and workplace services
Good support in schools can have positive impact on educational attainment
Need good teacher competence and awareness
Support can come from schools and workplaces
Слайд 19OECD countries need to make mental health count
Measure mental health
Increase evidence-based
services for mild and moderate disorders
Better outcomes for severe mental illness
Make the link between work and mental health
Слайд 20Identify people who need care
Better understand the cost of mental
illness
Improve reporting on quality and outcomes
Improve reporting on quality and outcomes
Measure mental health
Слайд 21For mild-to-moderate disorders, scale-up evidence-based services
Improve the competency and capacity of
primary care practitioners
Provide good support in workplaces and schools
Provide good support in workplaces and schools
Increase evidence-based services for mild and moderate disorders
Слайд 22Focus on outcomes
Better coordination between care settings
Pay attention to physical health
needs
Keep building high quality community services
Keep building high quality community services
Better outcomes for severe mental illness
Слайд 23Better competence among and support for key actors – e.g. employers,
teachers
Early intervention to prevent long-term costs
Better integrated health and employment services
Early intervention to prevent long-term costs
Better integrated health and employment services
Make the link between work and mental health
Слайд 24Contact: Mark.Pearson@oecd.org
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