Australian & New Zealand Mental Health Association 24th Annual International Mental Health Conference 2023
+ Include: 3 videos + 1 pdf, size: 46.06 GB+ Target Audience: psychiatrists, psychologists
+ Information:
The 24th Annual International Mental Health Conference (IMH23), hosted by the Australian & New Zealand Mental Health Association, focused on “Collaborating and Innovating Globally to Increase Choice, Capacity, Diversity & Quality of Mental Health.” Held 7–9 June 2023 in hybrid format (in-person and online), it gathered mental health leaders, researchers, and practitioners from Australia, New Zealand and around the world.
What You Will Learn
Participants gained:
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Insights into the current and future mental health workforce.
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Strategies to strengthen community collaboration and service integration.
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Practical tools for improving choice, capacity, diversity, and quality in mental health care.
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Exposure to innovative, evidence-based approaches and global best practices.
Event Details
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Dates: 7–9 June 2023
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Format: Hybrid – attend in person or virtually
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Organizer: Australian & New Zealand Mental Health Association (ANZMH)
Who Should Attend
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Psychiatrists, psychologists, mental health nurses, social workers, and allied health professionals.
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Community health leaders, policymakers, and program managers.
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Researchers, educators, and anyone involved in mental health service planning or delivery.
Why Attend
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Network with regional and international mental health experts.
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Discover innovative models and new evidence to strengthen mental health systems.
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Share knowledge and collaborate to address workforce and service challenges.
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Gain actionable ideas to improve mental health outcomes across diverse populations.
*Note: these are continuous video recordings during the conference, they include individual lectures mentioned in the Detail section below
45044 AST Management – IMH Conference A4 Book (LR).pdf
June 7.mp4
June 8.mp4
June 9.mp4
* Detail:
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Mental health workforce: challenges and future directions.
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Community collaboration and integration of services.
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Building global connections and embracing cultural diversity.
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Innovative policies, programs, and technological approaches to mental health.
