Implementing the figure of peer support workers in mental health: an international perspective from the context of its implementation in Catalonia
Received:
13 September 2022,
Accepted:
29 November 2022,
Published:
23 January 2023
Abstract
In the context of debates surrounding the training of mental health peer support workers and their incorporation into the Catalan Health System, this article presents a literature review complemented by interviews carried out between 2020 and 2021 with both international and Spanish experts. Based on the information obtained, content analysis of elements of their training and integration within the health system was performed. German-speaking countries offer the most homogeneous training and recruitment programs. In the case of English- and French-speaking countries, non-profit or third sector organizations are usually in charge of training programs and recruitment. Various experiences with training programs exist in the Ibero-American world, although they are not recognized as professional qualifications. Recommendations are offered for the development of this figure in Catalonia, which include advancing towards professional training with recognition as health care providers, as well as contracting options from both socio-health or health care providers or from third sector entities.
Keywords: Mental Health, Peer Support, Health Systems, Health Human Resource Training
Categories: Mental health, Healthcare models
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