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Intersectoral co-ordination is a further crucial issue for implementation of policy. In this respect, the tasks of mental health professionals in the ministry of health are:
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coordinating activities with professionals from
other ministries
in order to formulate, implement and evaluate mental health
interventions (e.g. meeting professionals of the ministry of education
with a view to the development of a mental health promotion programme in
primary schools);
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isupporting
mental health professionals in
health districts
to implement district intersectoral interventions (e.g. meeting
professionals from other sectors, such as those of housing, social
services and employment in order to develop community care for people
with schizophrenia);
isupporting
mental health professionals in health districts in order to enhance
coordination among
local health teams and teams from other sectors
(e.g. meeting health district teams, local social teams and mental
health teams with a view to developing a programme on mother-infant
bonding in poor communities).
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