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Sustaining lives and livelihoods: a decision framework for calibrating social and movement measures during the COVID-19 pandemic WHO and OECD, December 2020
Social and physical distancing and restrictions on international travel have been introduced to reduce the risk of acquiring or spreading infection with COVID-19 in various community settings. Whilst the risk of infection to COVID-19 decreases, social and movement measures exacerbate the economic slowdown and can worsen socioeconomic inequalities and (mental) health. In this type of context, there is no right or wrong answer and no one-size-fits-all strategy. The World Health Organization and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development describe, in their joint publication, a decision framework to assist countries as they continue to calibrate social and movement measures until there is widespread population coverage with the vaccine.
RIVM (Dutch Institute for Public Health and Environment) and EuroHealthNet, January 2021
This report describes how the coronavirus will eventually change public health forcing us to take different measures to prepare for the future. The results of this foresight study paint a picture of a society that has been hit hard at all levels by the coronavirus pandemic. Being better prepared for the future calls for:
More insight into mental health. Better information and knowledge about mental health among different population groups affected by the corona crisis are needed to develop appropriate policies – and to offer future prospects to the people covered by those policies.
Greater commitment to integrated prevention.
Consideration of chronic illnesses as well as infectious diseases.
More intensive cross-domain cooperation between ministries to improve health.
Report:
Invitation for The CARe Network webinar
"Experiencing recovery - personal stories and recovery perspectives“
The CARe Network would like to invite you to an online webinar focusing on different perspectives on recovery as a personal journey and as an approach in mental health care system.
You can find many perspectives on recovery and recovery-oriented practice. We believe, that personal experience is the most valuable resource of knowledge. We would like to share with you different perspectives on recovery, as from personal experiences and stories but also from the perspective of research, professional and service perspective.
There will be four speakers presenting the topic from different point of view. We will share our findings in this topic and together with you we will create an open space for your personal experience with recovery through discussion and a workshop.
When:
We offer the webinar in two dates for you, so you can register the date and time which suits to you the best. If you would like to take part twice, it is also possible😊
Wednesday 3.2.2021 from 16.00 – 17.30h CET
Saturday 6.2.2021 from 10.00 – 11.30h CET Sign up and Registration Form
Registration is needed. If you are interested in,
please email to care@thecare-network.com and we will send you the link for the meeting with detail information.
The webinar is free of charge. We hold on the recovery principle of joint reciprocity and mutual support. We would like to share our experiences and expertise with you and if you have the resources and you are willing to support our activities, we appreciate that. The amount of financial participation is up to your possibilities, any participation is welcome.
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