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Presentation NameCompany Name
Mohamed Mohamed M. B. M. B. AlnoorAlnoor
CHP300:CHP300:
Community Health Community Health Program-lProgram-l
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MENTAL HEALTH • jhjkkjkljlkjljll
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Definitions
MENTAL HEALTH CONTENT
• Mental Illness( MI )• Mental Health
Importance• Myths of MI
Overview- Morbidity and Mortality
• We are all vulnerable Etiology of MI Classification and types of MI Distribution of MI
Prevention of MI Management of MI Integration of MI into PHC Conclusion
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MENTAL HEALTH Definition
The World Health Organization defines mental health as "a state of well-being in which the individual:
• realizes his/her own abilities• can cope with the usual stresses of life• can work productively and fruitfully• is able to make a contribution to
his/her community.”
Mental Health
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MENTAL HEALTH Definition
It is when someone lacks the ability to: manage day to day events
and/or control their behavior
so that basic physical and emotional needs are threatened or unmet.
Mental Illness
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MENTAL HEALTH Definition
Mental Illness
• death
A clinically significant behavioral syndrome
that is associated with present distress
psychological syndrome pattern
disability significant risk of suffering
• Pain• Disability • An important loss of freedom.
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MENTAL HEALTH Definition
are medical conditions that disrupt a person's:
• thinking
Just as diabetes is a disorder of the pancreas, mental illnesses are medical
conditions that often result in a diminished capacity for coping with the
ordinary demands of life.
• feeling • mood• ability to relate to others • daily functioning.
Mental Illnesses
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MENTAL HEALTH
Myths of Mental Illness
• Mental illness is caused by bad parenting.Fact: Most diagnosed individuals come from supportive homes.
• The mentally ill are violent and dangerous.Fact: Most are victims of violence.
• People with a mental disorder are not smart.Fact: Numerous studies have shown that
many have average or above average intelligence.
BackgroundIMPORTANC
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MENTAL HEALTH Etiology of Mental Illness
Stressors
Sociodemographic
Environmental
Biological
Other
Psycho-pathology
Disability
PhysicalIllness
Utilization & Access to Health Care
Multifactorial Etiology
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PSYCHO-LOGICAL FACTORS
BIOLOGOCAL FACTORS
SOCIAL FACTORS
Mental &
behavioraldisorders
MENTAL HEALTH Etiology of Mental Illness
Multifactorial Etiology
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MENTAL HEALTH and types of Mental Illness
Classification
Always Included in Definition• Schizophrenia• Major Depression• Bipolar Disorder
• Severe Anxiety Disorders• Cognitive Disorders• Some Personality Disorders
Sometimes Included
schizophrenia
depression
Bi polar
Personality
An xiety
SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS
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MENTAL HEALTH and types of Mental Illness
Classification
SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESSSchizophreniaCriteria for Schizophrenia
Delusions Hallucinations Disorganized Speech Disorganized Behavior
Social/Occupational Dysfunction
• Flat Affect• Lack of Motivation
Negative Symptoms
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MENTAL HEALTH and types of Mental Illness
Classification
SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESSMajor DepressionCriteria for Major Depression
Depressed Mood Diminished Interest Weight Loss or Gain Sleep Disturbance Restlessness or Being Slowed Down Fatigue & Loss of Energy Thoughts of Death
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MENTAL HEALTH and types of Mental Illness
Classification
SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESSMajor DepressionCriteria for Major Depression
Feelings of Worthlessness or Excessive Guilt Difficulty Thinking & Concentrating Symptoms Occur Almost Every Day Significant Distress & Impairment
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MENTAL HEALTH and types of Mental Illness
Classification
SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESSBipolar Disorder Criteria for Bipolar Disorder
Manic Episodes
• Grandiosity • Decreased need for sleep• Talkativeness• Racing thoughts
• Elevated mood
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MENTAL HEALTH and types of Mental Illness
Classification
SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESSBipolar Disorder Criteria for Bipolar Disorder
Marked Impairment• Occupation • Social relationships
May Alternate with Depressive Episodes
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MENTAL HEALTH DISTRIBUTION
Mental Health is a worldwide problem
IMPORTANCE
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MENTAL HEALTH DISTRIBUTION
We are all vulnerable
Mental illnesses are not the result of:
These disorders can affect persons of These disorders can affect persons of any any
age, race, sex, religion, or income.age, race, sex, religion, or income.
• personal weakness. • lack of character.• poor upbringing.
IMPORTANCE
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MENTAL HEALTH DISTRIBUTION
We are all vulnerable
IMPORTANCE
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MENTAL HEALTH DISTRIBUTION
• Established Monitoring and TreatmentGuidelines to Lower Risk Are
in Serious Mental Illness (SMI )Populations
IMPORTANCE
• Mental illness usually strikes individuals
in the prime of their livesduring adolescence and young
adulthood.
Overview- Morbidity and Mortality
Underutilized
Underutilized
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MENTAL HEALTH DISTRIBUTION
The Majority of People Who Need Mental Health Treatment Don’t Receive It
• 50% homeless have SMI that is untreated
• > 50% of SMI do not seek treatment, the barrier is: Stigma and discrimination.
• Only 30% adults and 50% children with a diagnosable mental disorder receive treatment in any one year
Overview- Morbidity and Mortality
IMPORTANCE
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MENTAL HEALTH DISTRIBUTION
• Increased Morbidity and Mortality Largely Due to Preventable Medical Conditions
• Metabolic Disorders, Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes Mellitus
• High Prevalence of Modifiable Risk Factors (Obesity, Smoking)
• Epidemics within Epidemics (e.g., Diabetes, Obesity)
IMPORTANCEOverview- Morbidity and Mortality
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MENTAL HEALTH DISTRIBUTION
•Increased risk of death from medical causes in schizophrenia:
(10 -15 - 25 yrs) shorter lifespan.
Overview- Morbidity and Mortality
• about 60% of premature deaths in persons with schizophrenia are due to “natural causes” - Cardiovascular disease - Diabetes - Respiratory diseases - Infectious diseases
IMPORTANCE
“natural causes”
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MENTAL HEALTH
KSA ESTIMATES Riyadh: 30 – 40 % of PHC patients with
mental disorders (mostly undiagnosed) Al-Khobar: 22 % of health clinics patients
had mental health disorders (8 % diagnosed)
Central province: 18 % of adults with minor disorders, with rates higher among:
- Young: 15-29 years (23 %) - Divorced and widowed (40 %)
Suicidal rates: 1.1 per 100,000 mostly among men; aged: 30-39 years & immigrants
IMPORTANCEOverview- Morbidity and Mortality
DISTRIBUTION
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MENTAL HEALTH DISTRIBUTION
Facility Number
Beds
MoH Psychiatric Hospitals
14 30-120 each
Al-Taif Hospital 1 570Military, National Guards and University Hospitals
165 total
Private Hospitals 146 total
Hospitals for Ʀ of Drug Dependence
3 280 each
Departments / Clinics in General Hospitals
61 20-30 eachKSA Mental Healthcare Facilities
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MENTAL HEALTH
( >18 yrs) • 26.2%: Mental illness
• 10.5%:Serious Psychological Distress • 6 % : SMI
This can result from life events such as:• losing a job, • coping with disability of self or a family member• divorce, • death of a loved one, • life-threatening illness,• natural disasters such as (hurricanes, wildfires.)
USA ESTIMATES
IMPORTANCEOverview- Morbidity and Mortality
DISTRIBUTION
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MENTAL HEALTH
PREVENTIVE NETWORKS
Mosque,
Family, Home
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Work, Friends
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MENTAL HEALTH Prevention of Mental Illness
Protection of the very young (promotion of family life)
Prevention of social stress and insecurity
• Cerebral degeneration• Depression • Psychopathic states
Protection of the aged who may suffer from
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MENTAL HEALTH Prevention of Mental Illness
Prevention of brain damage Public education in mental health Premarital consultations and
medical examination Provision of suitable institutions
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MENTAL HEALTH Prevention of Mental Illness
Legislation as regards
• drug abuse, • compulsory admission to hospitals• guardianship
Rehabilitation
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MENTAL HEALTH
Early identification and treatment is of vital importance:
MANAGEMENT
By ensuring access to:• effective treatment • recovery supports
- recovery is accelerated - further harm related to the course
of illness is minimized. Even with serious mental illnesses today,
treatment is highly effective: 70 - 90 % - significant reduction of symptoms - improved quality of life.
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MENTAL HEALTH
Mental Health into PHC
Integration of
Primary health care is about:Providing 'essential health care' Universal accessibility to individuals and families in the community Being based on the needs of the population. Being Decentralized Active participation of the community (WHO, 1978: Declaration of Alma-Ata)
What is PHC ?
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MENTAL HEALTH
Mental Health into PHC
Integration of
MH into PHC: Why ? (I)
Mental and physical health problems are interwoven (ensure that people are treated in a holistic manner)
The morbidity burden is great (economic and social hardships that affect the whole society)
Treatment gap is enormous (between the prevalence of mental disorders, on one hand, and the number of people receiving treatment and care)
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MENTAL HEALTH
Mental Health into PHC
Integration of
MH into PHC: Why ? (II)
Is affordable and cost effective Is affordable and cost effective Generates good health outcomes, Generates good health outcomes,
(particularly when linked to a network of (particularly when linked to a network of
services at secondary level and in the services at secondary level and in the
community)community) Promotes respect of human rightsPromotes respect of human rights
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MENTAL HEALTH
Mental Health into PHC
Integration of
• Manage acute episodes of MI • Do not provide for chronic disorders (revolving door syndrome)
MH into PHC: Why ? (III)
MH in PHC is complementary to secondary
and tertiary level mental health services
General hospital services:
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MENTAL HEALTH
Mental Health into PHC
Integration of
Adequate training of PHC workers to apply key psychosocial and behavioral science skills,
Putting in place strategies to
• Interviewing• Counseling • Interpersonal skills
• Prevent MI • Manage MI
MH into PHC: How ?
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MENTAL HEALTH
Mental Health into PHC
Integration of
Use of a holistic, comprehensive approach to Diagnose and Treat MI
Policy and plans: to incorporate MH into PHC.
PHC tasks must be limited and doable.
Specialist mental health professionals and facilities must be available to support PHC.
MH into PHC: How ?
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MENTAL HEALTH
Mental Health into PHC
Integration of
Primary care physicians provide basic mental health services through primary care
Selected primary care physicians, who have received additional training, serve as referral sources for complex cases
A community mental health clinic provides complementary services, such as psychosocial rehabilitation
MH into PHC: KSA Attempt .
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MENTAL HEALTH
Mental Health into PHC
Integration of
As a result of training and ongoing support by mental health specialists based at the
Community Mental Health Clinic:Physicians’ knowledge and management of mental disorders have improved. Many people with mental disorders, who otherwise would have been undetected or hospitalized, are now treated within the community.
MH into PHC: KSA Results .
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MENTAL HEALTH
Mental Health into PHC
Integration of
Needed and cost effective Require certain skills and competencies to
diagnose, treat and refer people with MI. Most successful when incorporated into health
policy and legislation, and supported by senior leadership, adequate resources and governance.
Must be coordinated with a network of services at different levels of care and complemented by broader health system development.
MH into PHC: Conclusion .
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MENTAL HEALTH
The Takeaway
• Academic performance is enhanced by physical and emotional health
• We can learn to recognize problems much earlier
• Depression, Anxiety and Stress are treatable
• Education, Psychotherapy and Medication are all effective
• Self Care--eat, sleep, exercise--is a cornerstone of health (for all of us!)
• MH into PHC is needed and cost effective
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