CGMH staff are engaged in over 30 research projects in more than 30 countries across the globe conducting cutting edge research. Their research spans from HIV infected children and adolescents, to older people suffering from dementia and depression.
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We interview local stakeholders to understand the experiences and community perceptions of mental health and illness, and use this insight to develop and validate diagnostic methods for different languages and cultural contexts.
We design interventions based on the best global and local evidence, systematically test them to ensure feasibility of delivery by lay health workers and acceptability by patients and families, and evaluate effectiveness and cost-effectiveness through randomised controlled trials. We embed our interventions within routine health care platforms and work closely with local stakeholders to scale up services.
The CGMH operates a full range of capacity building projects, including in-country training of human resources for mental health care and international research capacity building hubs.
The CGMH's significant policy impact continues to inform and accelerate the growing commitment to developing, evaluating and scaling up global mental health promotion, prevention and treatment interventions worldwide.
