An important priority of measurement for adolescents’ mental health at the population level has been the development of a priority set of indicators. This has been done through a process that included...
The availability of appropriate data remains a foundation for broader action in adolescent mental health. Limited data collection efforts to date have focused on adolescent health risks (such as bully...
Better collection and management of mental health data has become a major focus of large research agencies including the US National Institute of Mental Health and the Wellcome Trust. Together they ha...
Despite the crucial importance of adolescent mental health, measurement at the population level remains fragmented and incomplete in many countries. For example, quality data on mental disorders are o...
Addressing adolescent mental health starts with good data on the prevalence of mental health conditions as well as risk and protective factors. These data are essential for informing the design and im...
This article addresses the need for better data on adolescent and young adult mental health, which will in turn help us to develop better prevention and treatment programs for improving the health and...
For the first time in its history, The State of the World’s Children examines mental health, with a special focus on how risk and protective factors in the home, school and community shape mental heal...
The Countdown for Global Mental Health 2030 Dashboard, developed in partnership with Global Mental Health at Harvard, UNICEF, WHO, the Global Mental Health Peer Network (GMHPN), and United for Global ...
Perinatal mental health problems are linked to poor outcomes for mothers, babies and families. In the context of Low and Middle Income Countries (LMIC), a leading risk factor is gender disparity. Addr...