Mental Health: Preferences, Outcomes, and Equity

Moderator

Lucinda Orsini, MPH, COMPASS Pathways, Skillman, NJ, United States

Mental health is an important aspect of life, and addressing mental health challenges is essential for health systems and the measurement of this is critical for HEOR. Ensuring that this measurement captures outcomes and preferences across different groups is also essential. This session presents real-world data demonstrating the benefit of phenotyping based on patient questionnaire data for identifying patients at risk of negative clinical outcomes (presentation #1), an assessment of ethnic and racial heterogeneity in preferences for dementia therapies (presentation #2), the impact of seizures among patients with early onset dementia (presentation #3), and the validation of a culturally adapted short tool for depression screening in maternal care (presentation #4).
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