Samuel Okpaku
About Samuel Okpaku
Role(s) / Profession(s)
- Administrator (CEO, COO, President, Executive)
Organization
- Center for Health, Culture, and Society - CHCS
Work Location(s)
- United States
Language(s)
Samuel's Communities
Recent Contributions
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Samuel Okpaku started a discussion "Request for summary outcomes". in the Endemic Non-Communicable Diseases community.
We are interested in obtaining the summary outcomes for the attempt to include mental health in last year’s general assembly meeting. We are also interested in the summary statement concerning mental health in the World Health Assembly. I would be grateful if anyone can provide me with this.
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Samuel Okpaku started a discussion "World Federation of Mental Health and Global Mental Health Conference in South Africa 2011". in the Endemic Non-Communicable Diseases community.
Dear NCD Community, I would like to share my recent experience at the Second Summit of the Movement for Global Mental Health that was held on October 17, 2011 in Cape Town, South Africa in conjunction with the World Federation for Mental Health. The highlight for me was the participation ...
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Samuel Okpaku replied to "Member Spotlight: Dr. Samuel Okpaku on Scaling up Mental Health Services in Resource-Poor Settings" in the Endemic Non-Communicable Diseases community.
Dear Ms. Sonya Jakubec, I thank you for your contribution to the discussions on scaling up mental health services and resources in poor health settings. I have in front of me a map of Africa. I can see several countries which have less than ten psychiatrists. The issue of allied ...
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Samuel Okpaku replied to "Training Materials" in the Endemic Non-Communicable Diseases community.
The conversations about non-communicable chronic disease have been interesting. It seems to me that so far there have been some glaring omissions. 1. The co-morbidities with mental illness, especially depression and substance abuse. The treatment of these conditions tends to improve outcomes for the physical illnesses. 2. The management of ...
Recent Recommendations
- None at this time.
