MARCH: Social, Cultural and Community Assets for Mental Health

三月：促进心理健康的社会、文化和社区资产

• 批准号: ES/S002588/1
• 负责人: Daisy Fancourt
• 金额: $ 129.32万
• 依托单位: University College London
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2018
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2018 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FS002588%2F1
• 关键词: MARCH; Social; Cultural; Community; Assets

The 'MARCH' Network proposes that Assets for Resilient Communities lie at the heart of Mental Health (M-ARC-H) and is dedicated to advancing research into the impact of these assets in enhancing public mental health and wellbeing, preventing mental illness and supporting those living with mental health conditions. Specifically, it will advance our understanding of the impact of social, cultural and community assets including the arts, culture, heritage, libraries, parks, community gardens, allotments, leisure centres, volunteer associations, social clubs and community groups, of which there are an anticipated 1 million in the UK. The network will bring together a Disciplinary Expert Group of researchers with a Policy Group of major national policy bodies, a Patient Public Involvement Group of national mental health charities, and a Community Engagement Group of national organisations. Across three years, our network will unite research with policy and practice to tackle critical questions of research priorities, methods, and implementation in this field; understand and resolve barriers to mobilising community assets; and provide training and support to the next generation of researchers.Specifically, our network will address questions organised in two core work streams (WS):WS1. Cross-disciplinary research and challenges: (a) What evidence is there, from a cross-disciplinary perspective, for how and why community assets impact on public health and wellbeing and the lives of those living with mental health problems, and where are the gaps for future research? (b) How can we use a cross-disciplinary approach to provide meaningful data to different stakeholders and users?WS2. Equity of engagement and access innovation: (a) Who amongst the UK population, demographically and geographically, currently engages with these programmes and how does participation vary dependent on mental health? (b) What are the current barriers and enablers to engagement at an individual, organisational and policy level and how can we develop innovative approaches to enhance engagement, especially amongst the vulnerable?This research work will be complemented by a rich portfolio of impact, engagement and training activities (see 'Impact Summary').This network aligns with strategic priorities of the AHRC and ESRC as well as having a secondary relevance to the priorities of the MRC (through its consideration of the role of community assets and social prescribing to support medical approaches to mental health), NERC (through its exploration of the impact of green spaces) and EPSRC (through its focus on the opportunities provided by technology for driving research forwards). It has also been designed in response to the Network Plus Research Agenda. In addition to the objectives already discussed in the prior Je-S section, it is responsive to many of the mental health challenges cited in the agenda. For example, the call specification noted that only 25% of people with mental health problems receive ongoing treatment. Whilst there are recognised economic and resource constraints with delivering sufficient mental health services, this Network proposes to focus on the role that existing community assets could play in providing support to a much wider range of people in the UK including those on waiting lists. As another example, the call specification raised that 70% of children and adolescents with mental health problems have not had appropriate interventions at an earlier age. This Network will involve working with policy makers and community organisations to see how research could help overcome barriers to access with the aim of engaging more young people and those who are hard to reach. Overall, the network will seek to understand and support future research into how community assets could be mobilised to encourage more resilient individuals and communities with a greater understanding of and capacity for self-management of mental health.

“MARCH”网络提出，弹性社区资产是心理健康的核心（M-ARC-H），并致力于推进研究这些资产在增强公众心理健康和福祉、预防精神疾病和支持患有心理健康问题的人们方面的影响。具体来说，它将加深我们对社会、文化和社区资产影响的理解，包括艺术、文化、遗产、图书馆、公园、社区花园、分配地、休闲中心、志愿者协会、社交俱乐部和社区团体，其中英国预计有 100 万个。该网络将汇集一个由研究人员组成的学科专家组、一个由主要国家政策机构组成的政策小组、一个由国家心理健康慈善机构组成的患者公众参与小组以及一个由国家组织组成的社区参与小组。在三年内，我们的网络将把研究与政策和实践结合起来，以解决该领域研究优先事项、方法和实施的关键问题；了解并解决调动社区资产的障碍；并为下一代研究人员提供培训和支持。具体来说，我们的网络将解决两个核心工作流（WS）中组织的问题：WS1。跨学科研究和挑战：(a) 从跨学科的角度来看，有哪些证据可以证明社区资产如何以及为何影响公共卫生和福祉以及患有精神健康问题的人的生活，以及未来研究的差距在哪里？ (b) 我们如何使用跨学科方法向不同的利益相关者和用户提供有意义的数据？WS2。参与和获取创新的公平性：(a) 从人口和地理角度来看，目前英国人口中哪些人参与了这些计划？参与程度如何因心理健康状况而变化？ (b) 当前在个人、组织和政策层面参与的障碍和推动因素是什么？我们如何制定创新方法来加强参与，特别是在弱势群体中？这项研究工作将得到丰富的影响、参与和培训活动组合的补充（参见“影响摘要”）。该网络与 AHRC 和 ESRC 的战略优先事项保持一致，并与 MRC 的优先事项具有次要相关性 （通过考虑社区资产和社会处方的作用来支持心理健康的医疗方法）、NERC（通过探索绿色空间的影响）和 EPSRC（通过关注技术为推动研究前进提供的机会）。它的设计也是为了响应网络加研究议程。除了前面 Je-S 部分已经讨论的目标之外，它还应对议程中提到的许多心理健康挑战。例如，通话规范指出，只有 25% 的患有心理健康问题的人接受持续治疗。尽管在提供足够的心理健康服务方面存在公认的经济和资源限制，但该网络建议重点关注现有社区资产在为英国更广泛的人群（包括候补名单上的人群）提供支持方面可以发挥的作用。另一个例子是，该呼吁规范指出，70% 存在心理健康问题的儿童和青少年在早期没有得到适当的干预。该网络将与政策制定者和社区组织合作，探讨研究如何帮助克服获取障碍，以吸引更多年轻人和那些难以接触到的人。总体而言，该网络将寻求了解和支持未来的研究，探讨如何调动社区资产，以鼓励更具复原力的个人和社区，对心理健康有更深入的了解和自我管理能力。

项目成果

Social prescribing for individuals with mental health problems: a qualitative study of barriers and enablers experienced by general practitioners.

• DOI: 10.1186/s12875-020-01264-0
• 发表时间: 2020-09-21
• 期刊: BMC family practice
• 影响因子: 2.9
• 作者: Aughterson H;Baxter L;Fancourt D
• 通讯作者: Fancourt D

Creative arts and digitial interventions as potential tools in prevention and recovery from the mental health consequences of adverse childhood experiences.

• DOI: 10.1038/s41467-022-35466-0
• 发表时间: 2022-12-22
• 期刊: NATURE COMMUNICATIONS
• 影响因子: 16.6
• 作者: Bhui, Kamaldeep;Shakoor, Sania;Mankee-Williams, Anna;Otis, Michaela
• 通讯作者: Otis, Michaela

Community and cultural engagement for people with lived experience of mental health conditions: what are the barriers and enablers?

• DOI: 10.1186/s40359-022-00775-y
• 发表时间: 2022-03-16
• 期刊: BMC psychology
• 影响因子: 3.6
• 作者: Baxter L;Burton A;Fancourt D
• 通讯作者: Fancourt D

Additional file 1 of Community and cultural engagement for people with lived experience of mental health conditions: what are the barriers and enablers?

具有心理健康状况经历的人的社区和文化参与的附加文件 1：障碍和推动因素是什么？

• DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19373424
• 发表时间: 2022
• 作者: Baxter L

Additional file 1 of Social prescribing for individuals with mental health problems: a qualitative study of barriers and enablers experienced by general practitioners

附加文件 1：对有心理健康问题的个人进行社会处方：对全科医生经历的障碍和促成因素的定性研究

• DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12986493
• 发表时间: 2020
• 作者: Aughterson H