... results in thousands of dollars in costs to families, per year per youth due to healthcare costs, lost wages/work time and academic deficits/absences (Pella et al., 2020 ; Bodden et al., 2008). Anxiety Project ECHO Professional development Primary care Table 1 Anxiety...

... are advised to be aware of the challenges of work transitions because of the impact it can have on their own mental health (Fouad and Bynner, 2008). It is also proposed that employers should attend closely to NQCPs in terms of support, supervision and continuing professional development (CPD...

... indicated that MHPOD was useful for professional development and relevant to their current employment. E-learners identified that MHPOD led to significant improvement in their knowledge and confidence in their ability. A number of enabling factors such as managerial and organizational supports, technical...

... articulate a set of standards that represent the minimal requirements for certification and professionalism. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Peer support services Mental health care Recovery Workforce Peer support Professional development Mental health services United States...

... ; Worthington and Rooney, 2010). Marjorie Lloyd can be contacted at: m.lloyd@glyndwr.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Carers Involvement Education Students Professional development Recovery Health and social care Mental health It is suggested that across Europe, up...