MindServe
Mental Health Innovation and Services Research Venture
The Aim of MindServe is to conduct innovative research within the field of mental health in collaboration with users and the local municipality, including a specific focus on harmful drug and alcohol use. The node aims to develop and test interventions that prioritize patient personal integrity and align with human rights principles.
Through our collaborative efforts, MindServe strives to make a significant impact on mental health services. By conducting research, we aim to inform evidence-based interventions that not only address prioritize the personal integrity of patients and adhere to human rights principles. Our findings will positively influence mental health practices and contribute to improved well-being and equitable access to effective interventions for individuals struggling with mental health and substance misuse challenges.
- Lovisenberg Open Acute Door Study (LOADS)
- Goal Management Training of executive functions in persons with active and remitted major depression: a randomized controlled trial (GOLD)
- AlcoTail - Implementation of tailored interventions for somatic patients in Norwegian hospital and in municipality service