Imagine if we could stop a leak before the house floods instead of just mopping up the water. This work creates a toolkit to spot and fix mental health struggles in people before they need a hospital. It focuses on groups like stressed office workers, migrants, and seniors to keep them healthy and productive.
Clinical mental health care is overburdened by specialist shortages and high costs. Companies and governments lack scalable, non-clinical tools to prevent mental health decline in vulnerable groups.
The project is building 5 high-level synthesis guidelines and a public resource package containing intervention packages and scaling strategies.
If you are an EAP provider dealing with burnout in digital offices — this project developed digital self-help and workplace mental health strategies that reduce the need for expensive clinical treatment. It targets workers in highly digitalized environments to maintain productivity.
If you are a health app developer dealing with low user engagement among seniors — this project developed a Cognitive Training Program and adapted self-help tools that prevent cognitive decline. This allows for the creation of targeted tools for the aging population.
If you are an agency dealing with the high cost of migrant integration — this project developed scaling strategies for mental health support in social integration programs. This helps reduce the long-term burden on the public healthcare system.
Based on available project data, specific pricing is not mentioned, but the project aims to provide cost-effective strategies to reduce the 4% GDP loss caused by mental health conditions.
Yes, a primary objective of the project is to develop scaling-up strategies and provide 5 high-level synthesis guidelines for wide application across Europe.
The project intends to release an openly accessible ADVANCE resource package, suggesting a focus on open access rather than restrictive licensing.
The tools are designed to work in everyday settings and social integration programs to move the burden away from specialized clinical treatments.
The project runs from 2023-07-01 to 2028-06-30, with the first year focused on problem analysis and co-creation.
The consortium is heavily academic, consisting of 8 universities and 3 research centers across 9 countries. With only 1 SME and 0 industrial partners, the project is driven by scientific validation rather than commercial speed, which may mean a longer path to market but higher clinical credibility.
Contact Kobenhavns Universitet regarding the ADVANCE resource package.
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