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@fritzlabsx.bsky.socialGPT-4o was rated higher overall in 46.7% of diabetes communication evaluations, with stronger ratings especially among participants with lower education levels. #Diabetes #HealthCommunication #LLM doi.org/10.3389/frai...
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Perhaps the next challenge for mental health communication is not convincing people that mental health matters but showing them how meaningful change can actually happen.
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It also needs to understand different audiences, connect new interventions to meaningful improvements in people's lives & demonstrate that promised progress can translate into accessible support.
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The findings are a useful reminder that effective mental health communication cannot simply be about raising awareness.
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Particularly interesting is the role of trust: people with lived experience & the NHS are among the most trusted voices, while government & the media sit much lower.
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There is optimism too about what scientific & technological advances could achieve but that hope is tempered by concerns about waiting lists, overstretched services & whether innovations will actually reach the people who need them.
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- 75% want the government to do more to improve services.
- Yet only 9% identify mental health as one of the three biggest issues facing the country.
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It finds considerable consensus across Britain:
- 73% of people see mental health as equally important as physical health.
- 81% support earlier intervention.
@perkinskeighley.bsky.socialThis report from @wellcometrust.bsky.social & @moreincommonuk.bsky.social explores an incredibly important but often overlooked area: public opinion on mental health.