Lise Østergaard

Danish psychologist and politician

Lise Østergaard - Danish psychologist and politician
Born

1924
101 years ago

Died

March 19th, 1996
28 years ago — 72 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Denmark

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An influential psychologist and politician contributed significantly to mental health policies in Denmark. Involved in various governmental and non-governmental organizations focusing on mental health issues. Played a vital role in shaping legislation that supported mental health care access and improvement. Engaged in community outreach and education initiatives aimed at raising awareness about psychological support and the importance of mental health.

Served as Minister for Health and Prevention

Contributed to mental health legislation in Denmark

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