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2020, Number 5

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Salud Mental 2020; 43 (5)

The role of Community Mental Health in a new architecture of World psychiatry and Global Mental Health

Alarcón-Guzmán RD, Castillo-Martell H
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Language: English
References: 42
Page: 235-240
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Key words:

Global Mental Health, Community Mental Health, epistemology, epidemiology, mental health strategies.

ABSTRACT

Introduction. The influx of new knowledge and scientific contributions into contemporary world psychiatry has counted on a vigorous dissemination through technology-inspired means. This process has led to the realities of Global Mental Health (GMH) inspired by “a new epistemology” of mostly positivistic roots. Objective. To explore the basis of these realities and the resulting homogenization attempts of psychiatry as a medical, clinical, and research discipline. Discussion and conclusion. The need for “a new architecture” of contemporary psychiatry is discussed as a reflection of a correct epistemological exercise and a renewed pact between professionals and communities, materialized in and enriched by the re-emerging Community Mental Health (CMH) movement. The essential bases of the movement are presented, and its mutually collaborative, multidisciplinary, integrated, and realistic nature, as reflected in national efforts like Peru’s in Latin America, is described.


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