Dr. Viktor Vus
Ph.D in Psychology, Associate Professor, PgPS in Management (Project Management in Emerging Economies) (UK)
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Websites www.mhgc21.org
R&D Laboratory for Community Health
Expand network of International cooperation
Development, guideness, evaluation & teaching mental health practices; works with governmental agencies, NGOs & educational institutions; implements mental health and psychosocial support activities within the triangle of Government, Business, Civil sector
Mental Health: Global Challenges Journal (ISSN 2612-2138) www.mhgcj.org is an open access peer-reviewed journal, whose main aim is to promote dialogue and debate on topics such as Mental Health, Mental Health Care Systems and etc. The journal especially encourages manuscripts which may be of interest to policy makers and/or practitioners.
The authors of MHGCJ represent wide geography: North America, Europe, Africa, Asia. MHGCJ is also available in National Library of Australia, several Universities of Australia, Ghent University (Belgium).
The Journal is indexing in DOAJI and else 9 scientific databases, and available on Publons (Clarivate Analytics) and CORE (repositories.id:14900) (The world’s largest collection of open access research papers). MHGCJ is part of CLOCKS community
We consider this Journal as the platform for dissemination of leading ideas and experience, for support of building academic networks, developing future collaborations between researchers across the different regions of the world. For this reason, we are organizing annual INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MENTAL HEALTH CARE “Mental Health: Global challenges of XXI century”. So we try to commute all main actors in the field of Mental Health, and publish their articles in our journal “Mental Health: global challenges”
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MENTAL HEALTH CARE “Mental Health: Global challenges of XXI century”. This conference covers emerging topics in Mental Health, including those related to mental health in relation to the military conflicts, internal and external migration, emerging issues in child neuropsychiatry, support of disabled people, MHC in rural areas, and several others. In 2017-2019, we successfully organized 3 editions of the International Conferences “Mental health: Global challenges of XXI century” (26-27 of October 2017; 25-26 of October 2018; 26-27 October 2019 (Lviv, Ukraine); 31 October – 02 November, 2019 (Bucharest, Romania)). According to the statistical monitoring results, there were participants from different countries (Algeria, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Cyprus, Greece, Israel, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Taiwan, Ukraine, United Kingdom, USA) on our Conference. Among our participants are Governmental Institutions, Directors and Presidents of the Institutions, Presidents of the Associations, Vice-Directors, Vice-Rectors, Deans of the Faculties, Heads of the Departments, Professors and Specialists.
Among our Honorable Guests, Partners and Speakers were:
More information is available on the website of the Conference www.mhgc21.org
We see this conferences not as temporal event, but as continuing act.
Thus, we organized several seminars and workshops in Ukraine:
We aim to rise the social awareness, facilitate social changes, support Governmental initiatives, develop qualitative skills of professionals. So we try to commute all main actors in the field of Mental Health.
We are aiming to join all main actors, all interested parties (Governmental Institutions, National and International Institutions, researchers, professionals, and policy-makers) together in these our activities in order to effectively develop cooperation in the field of MHC, facilitate social changes, allow social awareness to progress
Lecturer for undergraduate and graduate students
Viktor Vus, Liudmyla Omelchenko (2018). Interdependent Mental Health, Social Development, Youth-Oriented Activity (on the Example of a Country in Transition) / Mental Health: Global Challenges Journal. DOI: http://doi.org/10.32437/MHGCJ-2018 . pp. 86 – 87. Rome
Samfira, E.-M., Afrslan, H., & Vus, V. (2017). Farm-based Education: A Comparative Study of Romania and Ukraine. In C. Ignatescu, A. Sandu, & T. Ciulei (eds.), Rethinking Social Action. Core Values in Practice (pp. 761-771). Suceava, Romania: LUMEN Proceedings https://doi.org/10.18662/lumproc.rsacvp2017.70