Access to healthcare in times of crisis (Eurofound, 2014) The European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions have published the "Access to healthcare in times of crisis" study. This report explores which population groups have experienced reduced access to healthcare as a results of the crisis. It draws on nine in-depth country studies, and on 31 case studies, carried out in 11 Member States and conclude that there are differences between countries and between services in the impact the crisis has had on healthcare access, but also recognise the emergence of new groups that were not considered vulnerable previously due to increased unemployment, especially among young men.
The iFight-Depression website (www.ifightdepression.com) is available in nine languages including multi-faceted contents to raise awareness of depression and suicidal behaviour. Ifightdepression.com is developed and implemented by the consortium: Preventing Depression and Improving Awareness through Networking in the EU (PREDI-NU) with financial support from the EU-Health Programme. ifightdepression.com aims to empower any person affected by mild or moderate depression through a guided web-based self-management tool (the 'iFightDepression' tool, available July 2014).
The cheapest antidepressant Rita Makarész, Finalist Hungary and 2nd Prize winner of the EU Health Prize for Journalists 2011
Mental Health and Integration report - Provision for supporting people with mental illness: a comparison of 30 European countries, produced by The Economist Intelligence Unit and sponsored by Janssen, 2014
Konzeption und Umsetzung von Interventionen zur Entstigmatisierung seelischer Erkrankungen: Empfehlungen und Ergebnisse aus Forschung und Praxis Full Report , July 2010 Summary
Stigma: International Briefing Paper Tackling discrimination, stigma and social exclusion experienced by people with mental health problems and those close o them. Guidebook commissioned by Health Scotland and WHO Collaborating Centre, 2008
Evaluation of "See me" Campaign The National Scottish Campaign Against the Stigma and Discrimination Associated with Mental Ill-Health Full Report Findings