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Child and Adolescent psychiatrist, Sue Hawkridge, describes how the South African public mental health system works. She gives an outline of Primary, Secondary and Tertiary levels of care and how they are meant to work together to treat health issues in the community and where this goes wrong. She also explores what the role of community and home-based carers in treating the communities. She further unpacks some of the challenges faced in getting adequate mental health care to the population.
07 September, 2018
In this talk Professor Lund provides an introduction to the core concepts of a public mental health approach. He describes the current burden of menta...
07 September, 2018
Dain Peters, as the chair of the South African Psychoanalytic Confederation (SAPC), gives an outline of the role of the SAPC and describes its objecti...
07 September, 2018
Umesh Bawa explores some of the challenges that will come with the proposed NHI. He suggests ways to integrate its principles in the current training ...