Mental Health in All Policies Supporting sustainability and growth in Europe Scandic Park Hotel, Helsinki, Finland 11 – 12 May 2015 Conference languages: English and Finnish Simultaneous interpretation: English-Finnish-English Draft agenda Day 1: Monday 11 May 2015 08:00 Registration and coffee/tea 09:00 Opening notes Introductions by Director Taru Koivisto, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health Meeting room: Vision I-III, 1st floor 10:00 Updated on 6 May 2015 • • • Director Veli-Mikko Niemi, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, Finland Director Gauden Galea, WHO Regional Office for Europe Head of Unit Michael Hübel, Directorate General for Health and Food Safety, European Commission • Professor Jose Miguel Caldas de Almeida, EU Joint Action for Mental Health and Wellbeing • Executive Director Marita Ruohonen, Finnish Association for Mental Health • Head of Health Unit Jacques Remacle, Consumers, Health, Agriculture and Food Executive Agency, European Commission Coffee break 10:30 Meeting room: Vision I-III, 1st floor Plenary session • 12:15 Costs and benefits of addressing mental health issues Professor Martin Knapp, Professor of Social Policy, London School of Economics and Political Science • Mental health in all policies Director Ona Davidonienė, State Mental Health Center, Lithuania • Further development and implementation of mental health activities Policy Officer Jürgen Scheftlein, Directorate General for Health and Food Safety • Promotion of mental health as a collaboration between sectors Professor Kristian Wahlbeck, EU Joint Action for Mental Health and Well-Being Lunch break 13:15 Break-out sessions Meeting room: Imagine, 2nd floor 1. Collaboration of social partners to promote mental health in work life Chairperson: Professor Heinz Katschnig, EU Joint Action • Meeting room: Vision I-III, 1st floor (plenary room) Meeting room: Explore I, 2nd floor Intersectoral collaboration to promote mental health at work Director General Harri Vainio, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Finland • Workforce mental health and productivity David McDaid, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK • Mental health promotion is a worker’s right Raili Perimäki, The Central Organisation of Finnish Trade Unions SAK 2. Promoting mental health and preventing mental disorder in early life and education Chairperson: Pia Solin, National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland • Mental health promotion and public policies across the lifespan Margaret Barry, Head of World Health Organization Collaborating Centre, Galway, Ireland • Intersectoral collaboration to promote mental health in early life Lorenzo Rampazzo, Veneto Region, Italy • Synchronising services for children and adolescents Fredrik Lindencrona, Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions, Stockholm, Sweden • Education policies and school curricula serving mental health Jussi Pihkala, Ministry of Education and Culture, Helsinki, Finland 3. Good practices for partnerships across sectors Chairperson: Maria Nyman, Mental Health Europe, Brussels, Belgium • • Involving NGOs in national level health policies Eeva Ollila, Cancer Society of Finland, Finland Getting it right for each child by collaboration across sectors Marie-Paule Martin-Blachais, Managing Director, National Observatory of Children at Risk (GIPED), France 2 Updated on 6 May 2015 • Meeting room: Explore II, 2nd floor Municipal welfare e-reports Maria Salenius, Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities, Finland • Implementation of the Euregenas suicide prevention project in Andalucia Evelyn Huizing, Project Coordinator, Andalusian Health Service, Spain 4. Potential for MHiAP: Case Studies from Romania and Lithuania Chairperson Nigel Henderson, Mental Health Europe, EU Joint Action • • Case study from Lithuania Jurgita Sajevičienė, EU Joint Action, Lithuania  Comment from Lithuania Case study from Romania Ileana Botezat, EU Joint Action, Romania  Commentary: Liana Mitran 15:00 Coffee break 15:30 Key note Core Values as Targets for Health Policies Professor Hugo Westerlund, Stockholm University, Sweden Meeting room: Vision I-III, 1st floor 16:30 Discussion on conference conclusions Meri Larivaara, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, Finland 17:30 End of 1st day conference 18:00 Reception co-sponsored by the European Commission and the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, Finland Meeting room: View I, 9th floor 3 Updated on 6 May 2015 Day 2: Tuesday 12 May 2015 09:00 Meeting room: Vision I-III 1st floor 10:00 – 12:00 Meeting room: Imagine, 2nd floor Key note Mental Health for All New York City: Cities as platforms for mental health Gary Belkin, New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Invited comment: Hedinn Unsteinsson, Prime Minister’s Office, Iceland Break-out sessions 1. Reducing mental health inequalities Chairperson Emma Kennedy, Healthy Working Lives NHS Health Scotland • Meeting room: Vision I-III, 1st floor (plenary room) EU Joint Action on Health Equity Pol Gerits, Belgium • Breaking down the generational cycle of mental health problems by intersectoral work Professor Tytti Solantaus, The Finnish Association for Mental Health, Helsinki • Good practice: Integration of migrant youth Sophie Mortensen, Linking Bridges project, Municipality of Silkeborg, Denmark • Prevention of violent extremism and radicalisation: the links to mental health promotion Ari Evwaraye, Ministry of the Interior, Finland 2. Whole-of-government approaches Chairperson Policy Director Alfonso Lara Montero, European Social Network • Meeting room: Explore I, 2nd floor Involving Whole-of-government Regional Adviser Matt Muijen, WHO Regional Office for Europe • Involving whole of commission Policy Officer Jürgen Scheftlein, European Commission, Directorate General for Health and Food Safety • Health in all we do: The new Norwegian Public Health Act Arne Holte, Norwegian Institute for Public Health, Oslo, Norway • Mental health: Boost for economic recovery in Europe Chris Nas, GGZNederland, European Alliance for Mental Health in All Policies 3. Good practices for mental health impact assessment and implementation Chairperson Mille Pedersen, EU Joint Action • • The need for MHIAP in decision making Professor Vappu Taipale, Helsinki, Finland Measuring population wellbeing regularly Dora Gudmundsdottir, Directorate of Health, Reykjavik, Iceland 4 Updated on 6 May 2015 • Meeting room: Explore II, 2nd floor Good practice: Mental health needs assessment tool Jonathan Campion, South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, England 4. Prevention of crime, violence and suicide Chairperson Niall Kearney, EU Joint Action • Work across sectors to combat crime and violence Marita Ruohonen, Finnish Association for Mental Health • Successful suicide prevention in Estonia Professor Merike Sisask, Estonian-Swedish Mental Health and Suicidology Institute (ERSI), Tallinn, Estonia • Suicide prevention across policy arenas Johanne Bratbo, Leader of “One of Us Campaign, Denmark • Alcohol policy as a tool prevent violence and promote mental health Jacek Moskalewicz, Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology, Warszaw, Poland 12:00 Lunch break 13:00 Concluding plenary session Meeting room: Vision I-III, 1st floor (plenary room) • • • 14:30 – 15:00 Conference conclusions Director Taru Koivisto, Finnish Ministry of Social Affairs and Health Way forward Professor José Miguel Caldas de Almeida, Leader Joint Action Mental Health and Well-being Farewell Michael Hübel, Head of Unit, Directorate General for Health and Food Safety, European Commission Farewell coffee 5 Updated on 6 May 2015 Mental Health in All Policies Supporting sustainability and growth in Europe Scandic Park Hotel, Helsinki, Finland 11 – 12 May 2015 Scope and objective: The conference aims to disseminate evidence and good policy practices based on the outcomes of activities under the EU Health Programme, including projects and the Joint Action on Mental health and Well-being. The further development and implementation of Directorate General for Health and Food Safety mental health activities will be announced. The thematic focus of the conference will be on intersectoral work to promote population mental health over the life span, providing good practices of collaboration across sectors from Europe. Target audience: 150 participants, by invitation only. The audience will consist experts and decision makers and other relevant stakeholders across government sectors on national, regional and local level, and will include a strong representation of relevant NGOs. Conference hotline: For more information, please call +32.2.235.56.53 or email to Chafea-Mental-Health-Event@tipik.eu. 6 Updated on 6 May 2015