Using a population mental health perspective in a psycho-oncology service for uveal melanoma survivors

Stephen L Brown; Laura Hope-Stone; M Gemma Cherry

Using a population mental health perspective in a psycho-oncology service for uveal melanoma survivors

Stephen L Brown
, Laura Hope-Stone
, M Gemma Cherry

School of Psychology

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Population mental health perspectives are important to clinical psychologists, but their appearances in clinical services are rare. We describe opportunities and challenges of population mental health at service level and present an example in a psycho-oncology service for distress in uveal melanoma.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	50-57
Journal	Clinical Psychology Forum
Volume	356
Publication status	Published - Aug 2022

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Using a population mental health perspective in a psycho-oncology service for uveal melanoma survivors

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