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% Population with severe mental illness: 0,47%

% of population with mild to moderate mental disorder: N/A

Top ‘mental health’ admission diagnoses in the inpatient setting (including %'s):
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- Depression (7,6%)

Student name: Renata Dias

Any other information you consider to be relevant or of importance:  Suicide rate (per 100,000 population) 6.0

Data sources:
http://www.who.int/mental_health/evidence/atlas/profiles-2014/bra.pdf?ua=1 http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/137005/ccsbrief_bra_en.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

Year statistics were published: 2014/2018

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% Population with severe mental illness: 3,07%
% of population with mild to moderate mental disorder: 2,83%

Top 'mental health' admission diagnoses in the inpatient setting (including %s):
-schizophrenia: N/A
-mood disorder: N/A
-neurotic disorder: N/A

Student name: Aldani P Wijayanti

Relevant information: Country with 10th highest suicide rate in the world (24.035 cases in 2015).

Data source: Japan Health System Review - World Health Organization

apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/259941/1/9789290226260-eng.pdf

Year statistics were published: 2018

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% Population with severe mental illness: 3%

% of population with mild to moderate mental disorder: 10%
Top ‘mental health’ admission diagnoses in the inpatient setting (including %s):
- Epilepsy (64%)
- Psychosis (24%)

Student name: Shane Oram

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- Most data was collected in post-conflict period

Data source: http://www.who.int/mental_health/policy/country/sierra_leone_country_summary_2012.pdf?ua=1

Year statistics were published:
2012

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%Poulation with severe mental illness: 3.9%

% of population with mild to moderate mental disorder: 16%

Top ‘mental health’ admission diagnoses in the inpatient setting (including %s):
Schizophrenia and delusional disorders ( 24.2%)

Mood disorders (28.2 %)

Anxiety disorders (10.7%)

Student name: Pablo Barrera
Any other information you consider to be revelant or of imortance:
According to a study made by the department of psychiatry and mental health at Universidad de Concepcion, and the World Health Organization, Chile has one of the biggest burdens of mental health. Depression and alcohol abuse occupy the first and second causes of disability in the country.

Data

sources http://www.who.int/mental_health/evidence/chile_who_aims_report.pdf

Saldivia, S., Pihán, R., & Vincente , B. (2016). Prevalencias y brechas hoy; salud mental mañana. Acta bioeth, 22(1). doi:dx.doi.org/10.4067/S1726-569X2016000100006

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2006/2016

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% Population with severe mental illness: 3%

% of population with mild to moderate mental disorder: 10%

Top ‘mental health’ admission diagnoses in the inpatient setting (including %'s):
- Mood disorders (33%)
-Epilepsy (17%)

Student name: Fiona Martin

Any other information you consider to be relevant or of importance: The treatment gap for severe mental disorders is estimated to be 91.1%

Data sources:
http://www.who.int/mental_health/policy/country/uganda_country_summary_2012.pdf
http://www.who.int/mental_health/policy/development/Uganda%20Country%20Report.pdf

Year statistics were published: 2008/ 2012

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% Population with severe mental illness: 2.73%

% of population with mild to moderate mental disorder: 14.23%

Top 'mental health' admission diagnoses in the inpatient setting:
-Schizophrenia, schizotypal and delusional disorders (59%)
Epilepsy (15%)

Student name : Alice Houldsworth

Information I found to be interesting is the high level of schizophrenics (diagnosed) or those with schizotypal delusional behaviours. Gathering factual data on these issues is a difficulty in Thailand due to many cultural reasons such as religion and family pride. There are also no day treatment facilities in psychiatric units, only community based ones. Also in the last five years the number of mental hospital beds has decreased by 7%

Data Source: http://www.who.int/mental_health/thailand_who_aims_report.pdf

Year statistics were published: 2006

Alice Houldsworth

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% Population with severe mental illness: 3%

% of population with mild to moderate mental disorder: 13%

Top ‘mental health’ admission diagnoses in the inpatient setting:

Schizophrenia (25%)

Substance misuse (17%)

Depression (12%)

Hypomania (10%)

Student name: Dr Julie Lanan-Martin

Any other information you consider to be relevant or of importance: Estimating true prevalence of difference mental health disorders in Ghana is difficult

Data source: http://www.who.int/mental_health/policy/country/GhanaCoutrySummary_Oct2007.pdf?ua=1

Year statistics were published: 2007