Increasing professional skills of medical staff involved in detecting affective disorders and preventing suicidal behavior
The project "Increasing professional skills of medical staff involved in detecting affective disorders and preventing suicidal behavior", POCU/91/4/8/, POCU 111477, funded through the Human Capital Operational Program, was carried out between December 2017 – June 2021 by the National Center for Mental Health and Drug Control, an institution under the Ministry of Health.
The project contributed to improving the health level of the population and increasing the quality of medical services offered to the population, especially in the 7 less developed regions of Romania, by increasing the professional clinical level of the personnel employed in the public mental health system, in accordance with the provisions of the National Mental Health Program, through participation in professional training courses and exchanges of experience and good practices.
Improved professional skills through accredited professional training courses, with a duration of 36 hours, for 930 staff from the public medical mental health system working with adults, of which 900 certified (CME credits);
Improved professional skills through participation in international exchanges of experience and good practices for 120 staff from the public medical mental health system;
6 guides and working procedures/protocols in the field of mental health developed at national level for a unitary practice in the field, at European standards.
Through the identified needs and proposed solutions, the project led to the implementation of a complex program of measures to improve the level of skills of professionals in the medical system involved in mental health activities.
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