Good mental healthcare in the context of a pluriverse of wellbeing

研究伦理、公共政策、卫生系统和心理健康的交叉。该项目采用三阶段方法论，以确定良好的精神卫生保健政策应该是什么样子的背景下，有多元的概念的幸福与占主导地位的西方生物医学方法。它以印度和加纳为例，寻求促进南南学习和能力建设。第一阶段是对精神卫生保健政策和实践的评估，涉及精神卫生保健规定的范围。第二阶段是社区参与，以获取当地对心理健康、幸福感和精神保健偏好的理解。第二阶段包括一项规范性分析，以便在每种情况下形成政策和实践建议。

Investigating the intersection of ethics, public policy, health systems, and mental health. This project adopts a three-phase methodology to identify what good mental healthcare policy should look like in contexts where there is a pluriverse of conceptions of wellbeing with predominant Western biomedical approaches. With India and Ghana as case studies, it seeks to facilitate south-south learning and capacity building. Phase I is an evaluation of mental healthcare policy and practice across the spectrum of mental healthcare provisions. Phase II is community engagement to capture local understandings of mental health, wellbeing, and mental healthcare preferences. Phase II comprises of a normative analysis to form policy and practice recommendations in each context.