Morgan AJ, Ross A, Reavley NJ.- PLOS Journal. 2018; 13 (5).
The study analysed results from 18 trials and found positive effec… read more
MHFA India is committed to maintain the quality of the courses delivered through evidence based research and evaluation. The key focus of our research is to understand the mental health literacy of the public in India and assess the impact of MHFA training. We have initiated a Mental Health Literacy pilot study with the SMHFA course participants to understand the level of literacy before the training as well as measure the impact of the program. We also keep up to date with the developments happening in mental health and policy by being part of academic conferences and workshops throughout the year. We welcome collaborations with Organizations, Research bodies, Corporates, Universities and Students to contribute to the better understanding of mental health in the country.
To publish your research articles in the biannual News Letter of MHFA India, please write to us at mhfaindia@mhfaindia.com.
Morgan AJ, Ross A, Reavley NJ.- PLOS Journal. 2018; 13 (5).
The study analysed results from 18 trials and found positive effec… read more
Davies EB, CBeever E, Glazebrook C- BMC Medical Education. 2018; 18:45.
This pilot randomised controlled trial evaluated the M… read more
Guajardo MGU, Slewa-Younan S, Kitchener BA, Mannan H, Mohammad Y, Jorm AF.- International Journal of Mental Health Systems. 2018; 12:2.… read more
Morrissey H, Moss S, Alex N, Ball P.- The Journal of Mental Health Training, Education and Practice. 2017; 12: 69-76.
The pur… read more
Burns S, Crawford G, Hallett J, Hunt K, Chih HJ, Tilley PM.- BMC Psychiatry. 2017; 17: 111.
This paper describes a MHFA Random… read more
Bond KS, Jorm AF, Kitchener BA, Reavley, NJ. - Advances in Mental Health Journal. 2016; 14:65–74. doi: 10.1080/18387357.2015.1122704.… read more