Ramesh M. et. al. have just published an article about societal and organisational influences on implementation of mental health peer support work in low-income and high-income settings. Please find the publication below or in our output area: Ramesh M, et al. BMJ Open 2023;13:e058724. doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2021-058724
The ninth issue of our newsletter has been published. You can download the newsletter here or in our output area. The translated versions will become available in the multilingual section.
Ramona took part in a podcast on The Lancet Voice where she joined Phoebe Ashley-Norman, Kareem Zuhdi and Tanaka Mukuhwa to discuss the importance of children and adolescents being able to access peer support facilities. You can listen to the podcast below, in our output area or on Buzzsprout.
Silvia, Maria et. al. have just published the results of their research on mental health workers’ views on peer support in a new publication. Please find the publication below or in our output area: https://doi.org/10.1186/s12888-022-04206-5
UPSIDES peer support workers from the UPSIDES study site in Ulm/Günzburg presented their work at the 14th International ENMESH conference in Tel Aviv! Common topics in peer support were gathered and shared in this presentation. The aim was to foster knowledge exchange about peer support and its implementation across different…
The latest issue of our regular newsletter has just been published. The English version can be found in the output area, the localised variants in the multilingual area. Thank you to Palak and all others who contributed!
A new publication by Ashleigh et al. has just been released. It investigates methodologies that were developed to offer sufficiently flexible translation approaches for different study materials. Without this work, an international implementation of UPSIDES would not have been possible. As usual, you can find the article in our output…
Rebecca et al. just published an important article that describes the methods, evaluations and results from the UPSIDES pilot phase. The goal of this phase was to prepare individuals for the PSW role and to implementation the peer support intervention. As usual, you can find the article in our output…
With the end of the recruitment phase, the RCT of the upsides project was able to reach an important milestone! Over 600 participants were recruited across all sites in Germany, India, Israel, Uganda and Tanzania. Especially due to the pandemic situation, this is a great achievement by all recruitment centers…
Maria’s latest publication reports on the experiences of Peer-Support-Workers and Trainers in Germany. The publication is written in German and can be found in our output-area. Congratulations Maria!
