MHM Roundtable Slide Deck WHA Side-event May 28 2024.pptx

Mental health roundtable slides Geneva

1. ilcuk.org.uk What happens next What are the policy priorities for the WHO? Mental Health Matters Roundtable alongside WHA77 Tuesday 28 May 2024

2. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Welcome Isabelle Gillespie, Head of Programmes, ILC-UK

3. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Project overview Esther McNamara, Senior Health Policy Lead, ILC-UK

4. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda What is this project about? Global burden of acute mental health conditions Mental healthcare needs currently unmet What this means in the context of demographic change progresses Socioeconomic opportunities of preventing and managing mental health disease burden

5. Global average = 9.15 New rankings from 2024 updated Index Mental health matters : A global policy agenda

6. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda We are looking at this issue through the lens of the following diagnoses: Post-traumatic stress disorder Major depressive disorder Schizophrenia

7. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Mental health professionals per 100,000 people

8. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Awareness Diagnosis Treatment Management Perception

9. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Findings so far Investment and workforce provision are insufficient amidst demographic change Availability of data on incidence, spending, and demand for healthcare today, let alone in the future Access to appropriate care pathways across longer lives Healthcare system structures and sustainability

10. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda What are we looking for from this discussion today? What does demographic change mean for mental health and healthcare in your field? How can we continue to meet people’s acute needs around the world? What do you think needs to change to effectively manage PSTD, major depressive disorder, and schizophrenia across our longer lives?

11. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Keynote address Dr Natasha Azzopardi-Muscat, Director of the Division of Country Health Policies and Systems, WHO Regional Office for Europe

12. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Setting the scene Mental health perspectives from around the globe

13. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Prof Tsuyoshi Akiyama President, World Federation of Mental Health

14. From Cost to Asset Tsuyoshi Akiyama President World Federation of Mental Health May 28, 2024 Mental Health Matters: What are the policy priorities for the WHO? International Longevity Centre UK

15. Cost due to mental illness No asset? Required supports Normalization support

16. Medical costs Non-medical costs Productivity losses Cost due to mental illness

17. No asset?

18. There are a vast number of people who live with mental illness. Many of them work and contribute to society. Even more can work with appropriate support.

19. Work skills support Resilience building programs communication monitoring acceptance of illness hope for recovery Consultation to the employers Required supports

20. Workforce with registered (serious) disability All Mental 2018 561,000 78,000 2023 642,000 130,000 Increase 81,000 52,000 Rate 14.4% 66.7% Much more workforce with less serious mental illness. Workforce with Serious Mental Illness (Japan)

21. Normalization support programs should help persons to attain their life goals, dreams or ambitions without relapse of mental illness. WHO should prioritize the provisions of these programs. It is Time to Prioritize Mental Health in the Workplace. （ WFMH) Normalization support

22. The concept shift by WHO “people with mental illness can be asset to society” will motivate the governments to invest positively for people with mental illness. It is time to prioritize programs to have more workforce in spite of their mental illness. （ Recommended WHO mission) Comments

23. Thank you for your attentive listening

24. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Dr Meenakshi Jhala Academic Physician and Honorary Clinical Researcher, Imperial College London

25. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Dr Daragh Connolly FIP Chair Board of Pharmaceutical Practice

26. Mental Health Matters The role of the pharmacist Dr Daragh Connolly, FIP Chair Board of Pharmaceutical Practice 28 May 2024

27. FIP Publications on Mental Health Care

28. “Think Health, Think Pharmacy” A new global campaign by FIP LINK: www.bit.ly/4bFGTn7

29. “Think Health, Think Pharmacy” 29 A new global campaign by FIP References: www.bit.ly/4bFGTn7

30. Thank you!

31. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Tiago Horta Reis da Silva Lecturer in Nursing Education AEP, King’s College London

32. Mental health across the globe and the policy priorities for the WHO Tiago Horta Reis da Silva Maintaining Good Mental Health: The Role of Nurses in Supporting Patients with Acute Diagnoses

33. Introduction Mental health issues affect millions globally, with significant impacts on individuals, families, and societies. Key Statistics: Major Depressive Disorder: Affects approximately 280 million people worldwide. Schizophrenia: Impacts about 20 million people globally. PTSD: Experienced by about 3.5% of the global population annually. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY

34. Promoting Mental Health in Older Adults • Nurses play a crucial role in ensuring positive health outcomes for individuals with mental health conditions like major depressive disorder, schizophrenia, and PTSD. • Mental health literacy is vital for overcoming barriers to mental health care. • Nurses can enhance mental health literacy through education and training programs. • Integrated service arrangements enhance access to mental health and substance abuse services for older adults. • Person-centred care approaches support autonomy and self-management, leading to better mental health outcomes. • Addressing stigma and discrimination in mental health care is essential. • Training nurses to coordinate mental and physical health care and provide mental health interventions can enhance care quality. • Innovative approaches like digital technology can complement mental health care, but preferences may differ among individuals. • Community-based interventions like home-based exercise programs promote independence recovery and reduce long-term care needs. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA-NC

35. What does the current provision of care for acute mental health conditions look like in older adults in the UK?

36. What are the key challenges facing the UK when it comes to delivering effective treatment for acute mental health conditions? (1)

37. From a nursing perspective, how can we best deliver mental health care for older adults? What examples of good practice have you seen around the world? (1)

38. Case Study: Integrative Approach in a Community Setting This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA-NC

39. Case Study: Integrative Approach in a Community Setting

40. Conclusion Nurses play a crucial role in maintaining good mental health, particularly for those with acute diagnoses. Call to Action: Strengthening nurse training, increasing support for mental health initiatives, and fostering global collaboration. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY

41. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Roundtable discussion How can we better address acute mental health conditions across the globe?

42. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda What can we say about the current level of healthcare provisions for those with acute mental health conditions; and how do we democratise access to these services throughout our longer lives? What are the current barriers to accessing mental healthcare? How is stigma associated with mental health, and does this differ between generations? What are the social and economic costs and implications of acute mental health conditions for individuals, their support network, and the wider economy? What are the key policy priorities for the WHO in this area? How can we build a framework for mental healthcare that alleviates the socioeconomic impact, and the impact on individuals’ lives and wellbeing?

43. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Conclusions Isabelle Gillespie, Head of Programmes , ILC-UK

44. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Upcoming project events Mental health matters report launch Online webinar October 2024 Details TBC Breakfast roundtable discussion on mental health alongside UNGA New York, US Tuesday 24 September Research symposium: What are the policy priorities for Japan? Tokyo, Japan Thursday 5 September

45. Next ILC event Awards ceremony – Going for gold: How do countries compete when it comes to healthy ageing? Tuesday, 16 July 2024 Maison du Danemark , Paris Register: ilcuk.org.uk/going-for-gold-awards-ceremony

46. Mental health matters : A global policy agenda Thank you