4858 Mental Health Report - National University of Ireland, Galway

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Promoting Mental Health and Social Well-being: Cross-Border Opportunities and Challenges Margaret Barry Sharon Friel Colette Dempsey Gloria Avalos Patricia Clarke Centre for Health Promotion Studies, National University of Ireland, Galway June 2002 The Centre for Cross Border Studies The Institute of Public Health in Ireland 1
About the Authors Dr. Margaret Barry is a statutory lecturer at the Department of Health Promotion, National University of Ireland, Galway; deputy director of the Centre for Health Promotion Studies (CHPS) and course director of the MA/diploma programme in health promotion. Her research areas include mental health promotion, evaluation research, community perceptions and quality of life issues. Since joining the CHPS, she has been responsible for developing and managing a number of large-scale cross-border studies concerning the evaluation of mental health promotion programmes in schools and in community-based settings. Previously she held posts as lecturer in psychology at the University of Birmingham and Trinity College, Dublin, and as deputy director of the Health Services Research Unit at University College North Wales. She is currently visiting lecturer at the World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre at the Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College, London. Sharon Friel is assistant academic director for the nutrition and lifestyle division of the Centre for Health Promotion Studies, including the National Nutrition Surveillance Centre, at NUI Galway. Her interests are in population health monitoring and nutrition related health inequalities, and she is the co-ordinator of the national health and lifestyle survey of Ireland, SLÁN. She is the national investigator in three strands of the EU Health Monitoring Programme and the pan-EU DAFNE project. Currently she is the chairperson of the Association for Health Promotion, Ireland. Colette Dempsey graduated with an MA in health promotion from the Department of Health Promotion at NUI Galway in 1999. She joined the Centre for Health Promotion Studies as a researcher in November 2000 and has a special interest in mental health promotion. She recently completed a term as director of the Galway branch of The Samaritans. Gloria Avalos is a specialist in survey research data management within the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences of NUI Galway. She has a joint appointment within the Departments of Health Promotion and Medical Informatics and Medical Education as a data co-ordinator for research studies. She also lectures in the areas of statistics and computers as applied to medicine and nursing in the faculty. Dr Patricia Clarke is a research officer at the Centre for Cross Border Studies in Armagh. After completing her research doctorate at the University of Birmingham on GP referral patterns for lifestyle behaviour change, she worked with the London Ambulance Service NHS Trust researching the emergency care of cardiac patients. Since joining the Centre in 2000, she has also worked on a report on cross-border co-operation in Information and Communications Technologies, an evaluation of the Co-operation and Working Together (CAWT) cross-border network of health boards and trusts, and studies of North-South co-operation in health services and the cross-border dimension of the 2001 foot-and-mouth disease crisis. 2
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