Vikram Patel|Shekhar Saxena|Crick Lund|Graham Thornicroft|Florence Baingana|Paul Bolton|Dan Chisholm|Pamela Y. Collins|Julian Cooper|Julian Eaton|Helen Herrman|Mohammad M. Herzallah|Yueqin Huang|Mark J. D. Jordans|Arthur Kleinman|María Elena Medina?Mora|Ellen Morgan|Unaiza Niaz|Olayinka Omigbodun|Martin Prince|At?f Rahman|Benedetto Saraceno|Bidyut K. Sarkar|Mary De Silva|Ilina Singh|Dan J. Stein|Charlene Sunkel|Jürgen Unützer
The Lancet Commission on global mental health and sustainable development
Harvard University|Sangath|Public Health Foundation of India|Harvard University|University of Cape Town|King's College London|King's College London|Makerere University|Johns Hopkins University|World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe|University of Washington|University of Liberia|Emory University|London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine|Christoffel Blinden Mission|Orygen Youth Health|University of Melbourne|Mental Health Australia|Al-Quds University|Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey|Peking University|Peking University Sixth Hospital|War Child|University of Amsterdam|King's College London|Harvard Global Health Institute|Harvard University|Instituto Nacional de Psiquiatría|Templeton World Charity Foundation|University of Health Sciences Lahore|Dow University of Health Sciences|University of Ibadan|King's College London|Human Development Research Foundation|University of Liverpool|Universidade Nova de Lisboa|Sangath|Public Health Foundation of India|Wellcome Trust|Wellcome Centre for Ethics and Humanities|University of Oxford|Groote Schuur Hospital|South African Medical Research Council|University of Cape Town|University of Washington
sustainable development goals sdgs represent exponential advance millennium development goals substantially broader agenda affecting nations requiring coordinated global actions specific references mental health substance use targets within health sdg reflect transformative vision 2007 series papers lancet synthesised decades interdisciplinary research practice diverse contexts called global community action scale services people affected mental disorders including substance use disorders selfharm dementia particular lowincome middleincome countries attainment human rights care dignity seriously compromised