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Michael H Campbell1, Natalie Greaves1
1Faculty of Medical Sciences, The University of the West Indies, Bridgetown, Barbados.
Abstract:
Mental health professionals (MHPs) have roles supporting mitigation, preparation, and recovery in the global climate crisis. This commentary describes initiatives in the Caribbean to address climate-related threats to individuals and communities focussing on the role of MHPs in supporting community-based projects, regional public health disaster responses, and climate research.
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