課程資訊
課程名稱
全球心理精神健康與自殺防治與社區實務
Global Mental Health and Suicide Prevention and Practices in the Community 
開課學期
111-1 
授課對象
公共衛生學院  全球衛生博士學位學程  
授課教師
張書森 
課號
MGH7043 
課程識別碼
853EM0430 
班次
 
學分
1.0 
全/半年
半年 
必/選修
選修 
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備註
初選不開放。本課程以英語授課。暑期密集課程,111-1學期系統開放後加選。時間:7/18-21。教室:公衛601A。與傅美蓁合授
總人數上限:20人 
 
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課程概述

The course is aimed to introduce important concepts and frameworks of mental health and suicide prevention in global settings. It will provide the students an opportunity to understand critical issues in mental health, mental illness, suicidal behaviour, and suicide prevention, with a focus on major differences in settings with low and high levels of resources and their implications for prevention and intervention. Emphasis will be put on public health, population-based, life course, and social ecological perspectives to address the substantial global health burden from mental disorders and suicidal behaviour.
The content of this course will be separated into five parts. First, the students will learn from selective readings such as peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, or other references on various issues of global mental health, wellbeing, and suicide prevention before the course. Second, the course will introduce the aspects of global mental health such as historical perspectives, current situations, determinants, and existing promotion / prevention / intervention strategies on population mental health, mental disorders, and suicidal behaviour thru classroom based lectures and activities. Third, the students will attend the two talks on global mental health and suicide prevention given by the two overseas instructors in the global mental health section of the 2019 Taiwan Global Health Forum in Taipei on Oct 20. Fourth, the course will describe context-specific issues around mental health and suicidal prevention thru classroom based lectures and activities. Fifth, students will have an opportunity to immerse themselves in different hospital and community-based settings where mental disorders are treated and suicide prevention efforts are made thru field trips to department of psychiatry in general hospital, psychiatric hospital, psychiatric clinic, community family support group, and helpline organization.
本課程旨在介紹全球情境中,心理健康和自殺預防的重要概念和架構。將為學生提供了解心理健康,精神疾病,自殺行為和自殺預防等關鍵議題的機會,重點關注於低和高資源環境的主要差異及其對預防和介入的影響。 另外將把重點放在公共衛生,以群體為基礎人口,生命歷程和社會生態觀點上,以解決心理疾患和自殺行為造成的重大全球健康負擔。
本課程的內容將分為五個部分。首先,學生於課前將從精選過的閱讀材料學習,如同儕審閱期刊文章、書本章節、或其他多樣關於全球心理健康、福祉、自殺預防議題的文獻。其次,該課程將透過課堂的講座和活動來介紹有關群體心理健康、心理疾患和自殺行為的歷史觀點、現況、決定因素及現有的促進/預防/介入策略。第三,學生將參與10月20日在台北舉行的2019年台灣全球健康論壇,其中的全球心理健康課程,將由兩名海外講師就全球心理健康和預防自殺提供兩次演講。第四,該課程將透過課堂講座和活動,來介紹心理健康和自殺預防的相關問題。第五,學生將有機會進入治療心理疾患的不同醫院與社區場域,並透過至綜合醫院,精神專科醫院,身心科診所,社區家庭支持團體及生命線組織的實地考察,了解心理疾患如何被治療及如何進行自殺預防工作。 

課程目標
Students in this class are expected to:
1. To correctly describe the current global situation and major determinants of mental disorders and suicidal behaviors.
2. To apply the population-based, life course, and social ecological perspectives to appraise contemporary issues of mental health and suicide prevention at the individual and community levels.
3. Learn the historical foundations of contemporary Taiwanese and Chinese psycho-social-political cultures, with a focus on the perspectives, presentations, and need for mental health.
4. Learn the current state of knowledge in Taiwanese and Chinese psychological practice.
5. Examine personal attitudes, experiences, and beliefs as they relate to the component and ethical delivery of mental health services to Taiwanese and Chinese populations.
6. Learn the potentials and principles of applying knowledge and skills in the area of mental health in a culturally, socially, and politically sensitive way to promote mental health in global health settings, including but not restricted to Taiwanese and Chinese communities. 
課程要求
Students are expected to:
‧ Be curious about learning the subject and participating in lecture and discussions.
‧ No prior knowledge is required.
1. read assigned readings
2. actively participate in small group discussions
3. submit written assignments (journals and the final paper) by the deadlines 
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參考書目
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