By Admin September 26, 2021
Peer reviewed: Yes
Authors: Occhipinti, Jo-An and Skinner, Adam and Doraiswamy, P. Murali and Fox, Cameron and Herrman, Helen and Saxena, Shekhar and London, Elisha and Song, Yun Ju Christine and Hickie, Ian B.
Publication: Nature.
Year: 2021
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-021-02581-9
Method: Commentary.
Message: Systems modelling has potential to assist global decision-makers to make proactive economic, social, public health, and health system investments to arrest the COVID pandemic’s impacts on mental health. This paper led to the announcement of systems modelling as No. 2 in the WEF’s Top 10 Innovations in Mental Health in 2021, which was published in Scientific American.
BibTeX: @article{OcchipintiJMental2021S, title={Mental health: build predictive models to steer policy}, author={Occhipinti, Jo-An and Skinner, Adam and Doraiswamy, P. Murali and Fox, Cameron and Herrman, Helen and Saxena, Shekhar and London, Elisha and Song, Yun Ju Christine and Hickie, Ian B.}, journal={Nature}, volume={597}, pages={}, year={2021}, publisher={Springer Science and Business Media LLC}}