Prevention of Depression and suicide - Making it happen

Presentations

10 December 2009
Key note presentations

• Key Actions to prevent depression and suicide in the EU(380 KB)
  Michael Hübel, European Commission
  
  Depression - public health priority of the 21st century(2 MB)
  Hans-Ulrich WITTCHEN, Institute for Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, Germany
  
  Suicide, what policy can do about Suicide, what policy can do about it(6 MB)
  Danuta WASSERMAN, Karolinska Institute, Sweden
  
  Suicide, what policy can do about Suicide, what policy can do about it(302 KB)
  Zoltan RHIMER, Semmelweis University, Faculty of Medicine, Budapest, Hungary
  
  Malignant sadness, the anatomy of depression(85 KB)
  Lewis WOLPERT, University Collage, London, UK
  
  
  

High Level round Table: Strategies, policy frameworks and targets – instruments for effective prevention of depression and suicide

• Mental health policy in Slovenia(304 KB)
  Mojca Zvezdana DERNOVSEK, WHO Representative for Mental Health, Slovenian
  
  
• Mental health policy in England(410 KB)
  Louis APPLEBY, National Coordinator for Mental Health, England/UK
  
  
• Preventing depression and suicide in Portugal From regional to national level(2 MB)
  José Miguel CALDAS DE ALMEIDA, National Coordinator for Mental Health, Portugal
  
  

Parallel Session 1: Determinants and Risk Factors of Depression

• Responses
  
  Christina VAN DER FELTZ-CORNELIS(898 KB)
  Pablo GARCÍA CUBILLANA(494 KB)
  David STUCKLER(3 MB)
  Jürgen SCHEFTLEIN(496 KB)
  
  
  

Parallel Session 2: Determinants and Risk Factors of Suicide

• A menu of evidence-based actions for preventing suicidal behaviour (part 1)(2 MB)
  Armin SCHMIDTKE, Karolinska Institute, Sweden
  
  A menu of evidence-based actions for preventing suicidal behaviour (part 2)(4 MB)
  Danuta WASSERMAN, Karolinska Institute, Sweden
  
  Responses
  
  Ella ARENSMANN / Geoff DAY(307 KB)
  Marjolijn VAN DEN BERG(218 KB)
  Herbert SOMMER(452 KB)
  John MCCARTHY(531 KB)
  
  
  

Parallel Session 3: Building Partnerships with Other Policies and Sectors

• The European Alliance Against Depression(3 MB)
  Maria KOPP / Ulrich HEGERL
  
  Responses
  
  Jean-Louis PLEYNET(173 KB)
  Stefan FRÜHWALD / Karl DREXLER(104 KB)
  Mariann SKAR(2 MB)
  
  
  

Plenary Session: Mainstreaming Mental Health in Health Disciplines

• Finland's policy to mainstream mental health in primary care(431 KB)
  Maria VUORILEHTO, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, Finland
  
  Responses
  
  Jan DE MAESENEER(4 MB)
  Erzsébet PODMANICZKY(148 KB)
  Domenico BERARDI(471 KB)
  Norman SARTORIUS(103 KB)
  
  
  

11 December 2009
Plenary Session: Access to mental health care

• Access to care for depressed persons and those at risk for suicide: what does it take?(4 MB)
  Matt MUIJEN, WHO Regional Office for Europe
  
  Responses
  
  Jose Maria CALDAS DE ALMEIDA(257 KB)
  Arne HOLTE(2 MB)
  Eszter VIDOR(2 MB)
  
  
  

Parallel Session 4: e-Health, Internet and Media

• Internet and Media as tools to tackle Depression and Suicide(4 MB)
  Helen RIPER / Filip SMIT, Trimbos Institute, Netherlands
  
  Responses
  
  Thomas NIEDERKROTENTHALER(158 KB)
  Viktor KALDO(142 KB)
  Thomas MÜLLER-RÖRICH(3 MB)
  Matic MEGLIC(2 MB)
  
  
  

Parallel Session 5: Improving the Knowledge Base

• What policy needs from research and health reporting for the prevention of depression and suicide(503 KB)
  Louis APPLEBY, National Coordinator for Mental Health, England/UK
  
  Responses
  
  Jordi ALONSO(188 KB)
  Federico PAOLI(2 MB)
  Veronique BERNARD(642 KB)
  
  
  

Plenary Session: Reporting Back from parallel Sessions

• Session 1: Charles PULL(568 KB)
  Session 3: Kristian WAHLBECK(82 KB)
  Session 4: Chris O'SULLIVAN(70 KB)
  Session 5: David MCDAID(162 KB)
  
  Feedback on the Conference
  
  Pablo GARCÍA CUBILLANA(126 KB)
  Nace KOVAC(98 KB)
  Gabriel IVBIJARO(2 MB)