Rapid Review of Mental Health in Primary Care:What aspects of primary care are effective in the prevention, recognition and management of mental health issues across the lifespan; for whom do they work, in what circumstances and why?

Brendan Bunting; Liz Burney; Finola Ferry; Deirdre Fullerton; Siobhan O'Neill; Domhnall MacAuley; Brendan McCormack; HP McKenna; Ciaran Mulholland; Assumpta Ryan

Rapid Review of Mental Health in Primary Care:What aspects of primary care are effective in the prevention, recognition and management of mental health issues across the lifespan; for whom do they work, in what circumstances and why?

Brendan Bunting
, Liz Burney
, Finola Ferry
, Deirdre Fullerton
, Siobhan O'Neill
, Domhnall MacAuley
, Brendan McCormack
, HP McKenna
, Ciaran Mulholland
, Assumpta Ryan

HSC Public Health Agency

Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report › peer-review

Original language	English
Publisher	Ulster University
Number of pages	170
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 2011

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being

The economic and social burden of mood and anxiety disorders in Northern Ireland
Ferry, F. R. (Author), Borooah, V. (Supervisor) & Bunting, B. (Supervisor), Mar 2012
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis

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Bunting, B., Burney, L., Ferry, F., Fullerton, D., O'Neill, S., MacAuley, D., McCormack, B., McKenna, HP., Mulholland, C., & Ryan, A. (2011). Rapid Review of Mental Health in Primary Care:What aspects of primary care are effective in the prevention, recognition and management of mental health issues across the lifespan; for whom do they work, in what circumstances and why? Ulster University.

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Rapid Review of Mental Health in Primary Care:What aspects of primary care are effective in the prevention, recognition and management of mental health issues across the lifespan; for whom do they work, in what circumstances and why? / Bunting, Brendan; Burney, Liz; Ferry, Finola et al.
Ulster University, 2011. 170 p.

Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report › peer-review

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UN SDGs

Student theses

The economic and social burden of mood and anxiety disorders in Northern Ireland

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