Using a population mental health perspective in a psycho-oncology service for uveal melanoma survivors

Stephen L. Brown; Laura Hope-Stone; M. Gemma Cherry

Using a population mental health perspective in a psycho-oncology service for uveal melanoma survivors

Stephen L. Brown^*
, Laura Hope-Stone
, M. Gemma Cherry

^*Corresponding author for this work

School of Psychology

University of Liverpool

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Abstract

Clinical psychology services frequently use mass-reach approaches, such as self-help resources, to extend services into the population. We describe opportunities and challenges of population mental health at service level and the need for basic and service-level research to support these. We present an example of a psycho-oncology service designed along mass-reach lines to support uveal melanoma survivors. Keywords:.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	50-57
Number of pages	8
Journal	Clinical Psychology Forum
Volume	2022
Issue number	356
Publication status	Published - Aug 2022

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Clinical Psychology

Keywords

cancer
mass-reach
Population mental health
psycho-oncology
self-help

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Using a population mental health perspective in a psycho-oncology service for uveal melanoma survivors

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