Mental Health and Work Expert Seminar – Lessons from the First Country Reports – OECD

OECD, Paris, 17 April 2013
The main purpose of this half-day meeting was to shortly present where the Mental Health and Work Project stands and to discuss some good practice examples from the first countries that have been reviewed.
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Agenda
All presentations are available in a .zip file here.
Opening and overview of the Mental Health and Work Project | |
15 mn |
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Session 1. Denmark: Develop Rehabilitation and Integration rather than Disability Benefit | |
45 mn | Addressing the falling average age of new disability beneficiaries. Read more
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Session 2. Sweden: Widen and Quicken Psychological Therapy |
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60 mn |
Ways to provide evidence-based psychological therapy widely and quickly. Read more
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35 mn | Coffee break |
Session 3. Norway: Reinforce and Structure Support towards Employers |
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50 mn |
Structures to support employers struggling with a worker with a mental health problem, i.e. NAV employer support centres. Read more
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Session 4. Belgium: Public Employment Service and Other Authorities Working Together |
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50 mn | Clients with mental ill-health on unemployement benefits: the recent mental health focus by the Belgian Public Employment Service in cooperation with other agencies. Read more
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10 mn |
Closing remarks |
Related Documents
The Mental Health and Work Project and publications
Belgium
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Sick on the job? Myths and Realities about Mental Health and Work
Health policies and data
Online OECD Employment Database
OECD Employment website
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