Webinar: Flexible Assertive Community Treatment: What Do We Know and What Do We Still Need to Learn?

Digitalt Webinar act- og fact-team
RECONNECT (European Research Network for Community Mental Health Outreach Teams) is an international network for researchers interested in the evaluation of intensive models of community mental health care, such as assertive community treatment, flexible assertive community treatment and community mental health rehabilitation. Now they invite you to join the first RECONNECT webinar.
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At the webinar Professor Helen Killaspy and Dr Christian Dalton-Locke from the Division of Psychiatry at University College London will provide a brief overview of the current evidence.

Killaspy and Dalton-Locke will then be joined by a panel comprising members of the RECONNECT network (Prof Anne Landheim, Prof Hans Kroon, Ass Prof Annika Lexen, Prof Viola Burau) to discuss the future research needed to understand the role of this model within our mental health systems across the globe.

We also warmly welcome your questions and thoughts – we hope to engender an interactive culture that helps us to learn from each other and expand our knowledge together.

(Webinaret vil foregå på engelsk).

  • mandag
    21. Sept
    Kl:  11:00 - 11:45
    Sted:  Digitalt
  • Arrangør
    RECONNECT (European Research Network for Community Mental Health Outreach Teams) is an international network for researchers interested in the evaluation of intensive models of community mental health care, such as assertive community treatment, flexible assertive community treatment and community mental health rehabilitation. Research in this area includes quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods studies investigating the implementation and effectiveness of these kinds of services, and studies that inform the influence of contextual factors on their implementation and outcomes.
  • Målgrupper
    Alle som er interessert i forskning på ACT og FACT.
  • Deltakeravgift
    Gratis, men krever påmelding. Se informasjon i punktet under.