Titlebook: Global Mental Health Ethics; Allen R. Dyer,Brandon A. Kohrt,Philip J. Candilis Textbook 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Mental he

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Advances in Learning Environments Research as a combination of a mental illness plus a stressful life event, not all mental disorders present with suicidal ideation and not all stressful life events lead to suicidal thoughts. This chapter will explore the various human motivations towards suicidal behaviors that do not necessarily fit into

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-9748-7 of resilience; consideration of speakability vs. unspeakability for collective resilience; and strengthening resilience as a humanitarian action vs. also as a development and peace-building activity. These issues are analyzed through the ethical lenses of humanitarian standards and principles, cult

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Corin Barsily Goodwin,Mika Gustavsonwith distress migration (due to economic, environmental, or other hardships conditions) and include administrative reasons, such as statelessness. The intricacy of humanitarian settings gives rise to a myriad of ethical challenges. To not aggravate pre-existing complexities, the ethical principle of

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J. Jeslin,B. S. Dhanya,M. Chamundeeswarinsiders various understandings of “global” and “globalization” to underscore a humanitarian imperative and what human rights might mean in global health and mental health. Ethics is the study of right and wrong, good and bad, or good versus evil – not necessarily binary alternatives. Ethics can be u

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-1765-1on a foundation of ethics. This chapter provides an overview of the principles that underlie the ethical conduct of research involving human participants and the international ethics framework for such research. Particular attention is paid to informed consent processes and study design in conductin

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Patrick Mullahy M. A.,Menachem Melinek M. D.he historical, economic, political, and sociocultural dimensions of globalization are mentioned. A definition of global mental health is suggested and five principal criteria for an activity to be described as global mental health are mentioned. The chapter makes references to potential negative con