Significados de access mental en inglés

They were also able to access mental health support and primary healthcare.

People have not been able to access mental health services or their GPs.

Additionally, access to so-called telemedicine may allow people in rural areas to access mental health services through technology.

I needed to be able to access mental health care and I needed to be able to access a benefit.

The key element is also a "headspace for adults" service to make it easier for people to access mental health care.

The problem is most acute in Victoria, with residents of that state three times as likely to access mental health services in recent weeks.

She said it was difficult for people to access mental health services and by the time they were seen it was often too late.

Manus MP Ron Knight, who arranged for Hamed to be released from prison so he could access mental health care, said he was receiving none.

Health Ministry reports show Pacific people are less likely to access mental health services (25 percent compared with 58 percent of New Zealanders overall).

The stigma of addiction in Muslim communities is a significant barrier to accessing mental health services.

Moore points our that such technology can be used for everything from security to accessing mental heath.

This report, for instance, discusses the many barriers preventing Black college students from accessing mental health services.

Objectives: We examined associations between patient characteristics and self-reported difficulties in accessing mental health and general medical care services.

That tendency is growing: Curran's research and his own experience suggests there's a big increase in students accessing mental health services.

Results: Most participants reported several barriers to them accessing mental health services that were interlinked across three levels: individual; sociocultural; and mental health system.