Thematic Expert Meeting for the priority area: “Mental Health in Workplace Settings”
Fourth Preparatory Meeting for High-Level Conference on Mental Health
Thematic Expert Meeting for the priority area “Mental Health in Workplace Settings”
Luxembourg, 29th February
Group Coordinator: David McDaid
- Draft Agenda
23Kb - List of participants 27Kb
Meeting contributions
Friday 29th February
- A) From the Green Paper to the Mental Health Pact
The EU High-level conference on Mental Health in its context 95Kb
Jürgen Scheftlein, DG SANCO, European Commission
- B) The role of the consensus paper, proposed structure and preparation
Development and support to the EC in the process towards the Mental Health Pact 65Kb
Eva Jané-Llopis, Department of Health, Government of Catalonia, Spain
- C) General issues for the thematic consensus paper Mental Health in Youth and Education
Mental health In Youth and Education: Policy context and key documents on promotion
of social inclusion and preventing social exclusion 46Kb
Trude Eliassen, DG Employment, European Commission
Mental Health and the Workplace 203Kb
David McDaid, London School of Economics and European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies
Meeting Documents
- Background papers
- Meeting minutes 79Kb
This information has been prepared by a Technical Consortium, IMPACT, in charge of supporting the preparation of
the Thematic Conferences in Mental Health for the European Commission, DG SANCO.
The Consortium is lead by the Department of Health, Government of Catalonia (Gencat), working in collaboration with the
Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), the London School of Economics (LSEE),
the Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health (SDC) and the Research Institute of the Red Cross (FRK).
the Thematic Conferences in Mental Health for the European Commission, DG SANCO.
The Consortium is lead by the Department of Health, Government of Catalonia (Gencat), working in collaboration with the
Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), the London School of Economics (LSEE),
the Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health (SDC) and the Research Institute of the Red Cross (FRK).