Social, cultural and community engagement and mental health: cross-disciplinary, co-produced research agenda.
Social, cultural and community engagement and mental health: cross-disciplinary, co-produced research agenda.
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10.1192/bjo.2020.133
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发表时间：
2020-12-01
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影响因子：
5.4
通讯作者：
South J
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作者：
Fancourt D;Bhui K;Chatterjee H;Crawford P;Crossick G;DeNora T;South J
关于个体的社会、文化和社区参与（SCCE）与心理健康之间关系的跨学科研究越来越多。SCCE包括参与艺术，文化和遗产，图书馆和文学，体育和自然活动，志愿服务和社区团体。研究表明，这些活动对预防和管理精神疾病都有影响。然而，目前尚不清楚的是，目前的研究是否集中在最紧迫和与政策和实践相关的研究问题上。目前的项目是作为英国研究和创新跨学科心理健康网络计划的一部分资助的，以开发和共同制作关于SCCE和心理健康的新的跨学科研究议程。制定卫生研究议程的既定流程和原则得到了遵循，设计分为六个阶段，包括与1000多个关键利益相关者的接触、磋商、整合研究结果和集体确定关键问题的优先顺序。我们确定了四个核心主题：参与模式、参与过程、参与影响和促进参与所需的基础设施。所有利益相关者群体就这些主题内的优先问题达成了许多共识，但也存在一些与不同部门相关的具体问题。考虑到目前的COVID-19大流行预计将给精神卫生服务带来极大压力，这一议程尤为及时。重要的是要确定如何调动其他部门的资源，以及哪些研究问题将是最重要的资金，以支持SCCE的心理健康。
There is increasing cross-disciplinary research on the relationship between individuals’ social, cultural and community engagement (SCCE) and mental health. SCCE includes engagement in the arts, culture and heritage, libraries and literature, sports and nature activities, volunteering, and community groups. Research has demonstrated the effects of these activities both on the prevention and management of mental illness. However, it remains unclear whether current research is focusing on the research questions that are of most immediate urgency and relevance to policy and practice. The current project was funded as part of the UK Research and Innovation cross-disciplinary mental health network programme to develop and co-produce a new cross-disciplinary research agenda on SCCE and mental health. Established processes and principles for developing health research agendas were followed, with a six-phase design including engagement with over 1000 key stakeholders, consultations, integration of findings and collective prioritisation of key questions. We identified four core themes: the mode of engagement, process of engagement, impact of engagement and infrastructure required to facilitate engagement. There were many points of agreement across all stakeholder groups on the priority questions within these themes, but also some specific questions of relevance to different sectors. This agenda is particularly timely given the extreme pressure on mental health services predicted to follow the current COVID-19 pandemic. It is important to identify how resources from other sectors can be mobilised, and what research questions are going to be most important to fund to support SCCE for mental health.
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