Evaluation of the leadership mental health: Island Nations course

Quantitative and qualitative findings of an internal evaluation of the second Leadership in Mental Health: Island Nations course are presented. Findings: Prominent commonalities across the evaluations of the 2015 and 2017 courses include: the importance of communication and sharing in situations where professional isolation is common; the particular relevance of topics dealing with practice rather than theory with attention to contextual and cultural adaptation, and; the need for ongoing relationships through supervision and mentorship. The article concludes with consideration of the evaluation findings for the future of the course and for mental health capacity building more broadly across Pacific Island nations

Fiji Journal of Public Health

Fiji Journal of Public Health

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2307-7484

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