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Fondation FondaMental
The Fondation FondaMental is a scientific cooperation foundation established in 2007 by decree of the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research, dedicated to advancing research and innovation in mental health. Committed to driving precision psychiatry forward, it brings together leading experts to improve diagnosis and treatment strategies.
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Expert Centres FondaMental
To improve the care of severe mental disorders, the Fondation FondaMental has developed a nationwide network of Expert Centres in psychiatry across France. Embedded within hospital departments, these centres provide multidisciplinary, standardized and specialized diagnostic assessments focused on four major mental disorders: treatment-resistant depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorders and autism spectrum disorders.
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The Alliance FondaMental network
The Alliance FondaMental network aims to foster research in precision psychiatry by facilitating knowledge sharing and connections between the research community, and by supporting the development of research projects in all their dimensions (training, communication, etc.). Whether you are a healthcare professional, researcher or industry partner, if you have an interest in psychiatric research, you are welcome to join the Alliance FondaMental network, regardless of your discipline. Affiliation with the Fondation FondaMental is not required.
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Fondation FondaMental is a scientific cooperation foundation dedicated to mental health. It was established in 2007 at the initiative of the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research, alongside other research institutes such as the Institut du Cerveau and Institut Imagine, following a call for proposals for the creation of a Thematic Network for Research and Care (RTRS), to which Professor Marion Leboyer responded.
Fondation FondaMental has the same legal capacity as a public-interest foundation and operates in the public interest as defined by law. It leads major thematic research programmes in psychiatry, drawing on both public and private resources. Scientific cooperation foundations are private, non-profit legal entities governed by the rules applicable to public-interest foundations. As a private, non-profit organisation, Fondation FondaMental is authorised by law to receive both public and private funding (donations, bequests, and sponsorship) to support research and innovation in psychiatry for the benefit of patients and their families.
Fondation FondaMental is committed to four key missions: Supporting innovation in the organisation of care, Accelerating research in psychiatry, Disseminating knowledge, Fighting stigma associated with mental health disorders.