Mental Health Care Works: Insights From a Public Service Campaign.

Focus (American Psychiatric Publishing) Pub Date : 2025-01-01 Epub Date: 2025-01-15 DOI:10.1176/appi.focus.20240030
Vedrana Hodzic, Rawle Andrews, William Butler
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The United States is experiencing a mental health crisis, with COVID-19 increasing the prevalence of mental health concerns and demand for services, but also leaving millions without care, including many who do not know that treatment is needed or available. The American Psychiatric Association Foundation's Mental Health Care Works campaign was informed by results from an assessment of mental health awareness and perceptions of adults in the United States. These results highlighted the need for more public education about the efficacy of mental health care and ongoing need to normalize treatment and make care more accessible and relatable. The campaign features examples of success stories of treatment and helps spread the message that mental health care is effective. The campaign materials are a resource for health professionals to provide education to patients and society, informing them that mental health care works and that there is no health without mental health.

精神卫生保健工作:来自公共服务运动的见解。
美国正在经历一场心理健康危机,COVID-19增加了心理健康问题的患病率和对服务的需求,但也使数百万人得不到护理,包括许多人不知道需要或可获得治疗。美国精神病学协会基金会的精神卫生保健工作活动是根据对美国成年人精神卫生意识和观念的评估结果而开展的。这些结果突出表明,需要对精神卫生保健的功效进行更多的公众教育,并持续需要使治疗正常化,使护理更容易获得和更容易获得。该活动以治疗的成功案例为特色,并有助于传播精神卫生保健是有效的信息。运动材料是保健专业人员向患者和社会提供教育的资源,告知他们心理保健是有效的,没有心理健康就没有健康。
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