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Amendment: Engaging Stakeholders in Systems Modeling to Enhance Mental Health Services in Bogotá, Colombia: Insights and Connections

  • By

  • Adriane Martin Hilber

  • Salvador Camacho

  • Mónica Natalí Sánchez Nítola

  • Dèbora L. Shambo-Rodríguez

  • Grace Yeeun Lee

  • Laura Ospina-Pinillos

  • Jo-An Occhipinti

  • September 12, 2026

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Clinical Report: Amendment: Engaging Stakeholders in Systems Modeling

Background

Mental health conditions affect approximately one billion individuals globally, with youth representing a significant portion of this population. In Colombia, youth account for about 47% of the population, highlighting the need for effective mental health services. Engaging stakeholders in the design and implementation of these services is crucial for addressing the unique challenges faced by this demographic.

Data Highlights

No numerical or trial data is presented in the article.

Key Findings

  • Correction of Laura Ospina-Pinillos's name in the article.
  • Stakeholder engagement is essential for improving mental health services, as supported by international guidelines.
  • Colombia's youth population faces significant mental health challenges.
  • Community participation is emphasized in mental health policy reforms.
  • International guidelines advocate for integrating mental health into primary care.

Clinical Implications

Accurate representation of authorship is important for academic integrity.

Conclusion

The correction of the author's name is a necessary amendment to ensure proper attribution.

Related Resources & Content

  1. Ospina-Pinillos L., International Journal of Mental Health Systems, 2026 -- Engaging Stakeholders in Systems Modeling
  2. International Journal of Mental Health Systems (Springer) — Participatory systems modelling for youth mental health: agility and adaptiveness to enhance stakeholder engagement and knowledge sharing
  3. International Journal of Mental Health Systems (Springer) — Following the youth patient journey in the mental health help-seeking process in Bogotá, Colombia
  4. Frontiers in Digital Health — A consensus-based evaluation framework for telehealth in resource-constrained settings: evidence from a community Delphi study in Colombia
  5. Frontiers in Psychiatry — Collaborative Mental Health Support Mechanisms in Resource-Limited County Settings in China
  6. WHO Guidance on Mental Health Policy
  7. Comparative efficacy of task-sharing psychosocial interventions for preventing common mental disorders in low- and middle-income countries: A systematic review and network meta-analysis with 10,747 participants - PubMed
  8. Participatory systems modelling to improve mental health systems in Bogotá, Colombia: stakeholders’ perspectives, experiences and networks | International Journal of Mental Health Systems | Springer Nature Link

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