Module Thirteen PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES Lesson 1: Psychiatric reformation (2 training hours) Lesson 2: the role of psychiatric services (3 training hours)

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Prison staff and harm reduction Additional module: Foreign prisoners Training Criminal Justice Professionals in Harm Reduction Services for Vulnerable.
Advertisements

Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor and Social Policy GENERAL AND SPECIAL PROTOCOL ON CHILD PROTECTION FROM ABUSE AND NEGLECT.
SOCIAL CHANGES AS GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR SOCIAL WORK. CASE OF LITHUANIA Vilnius University, Faculty of Philosophy, Berlin, International Conference, 15th.
Psychologists within Maternity and Child Health Care Infant and Child Mental Health in Primary Care.
Introduction Psychologists’ contributions to rehabilitation and recovery for serious mental illness: A survey of training and doctoral education Felice.
ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN ROMANIA Adina BITFOI M.D., Psychiatrist Romanian League for Mental Health.
The specific of training specialists in the field of Public Health in the Republic of Moldova.
Our Mission Community Outreach for Youth & Family Services, Inc. is dedicated to improving the quality of life for both the youth and adult population.
AVOID A CHRONIC PAIN AS A PATIENTS’ RIGHT Teresa Petrangolini Active Citizenship Network - PAE.
Tees, Esk & Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust. Within Integrated Mental Health Services The emphasis is on Recovery! “Recovery is an idea whose time has.
Module Six MENTAL DISORDERS IN ELDERS Lesson 1: Elders’ experiences Lesson 2: Mental Disorders in elders.
HPH COORDINATING CENTRE OF THE HEALTH PROMOTING HOSPITALS REGIONAL NETWORK OF EMILIA-ROMAGNA - ITALY AUSL DI REGGIO EMILIA - LOCAL HEALTH AUTHORITY OF.
Introduction to Outcomes Based Service Delivery in Southern Alberta David O’Brien MSW, RSW Southern Alberta Child and Family Services Authority.
Integration, cooperation and partnerships
1 Integrating Service Delivery Systems for Persons with Severe Mental Illness Horwitz & Scheid, Ch. 24.
Types of Health Care Organizations
U n i t 5 Delivering post-crash care. © WHO, │ By the end of this unit, the trainee should be able to: describe the main actions that need to be.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing in Acute Care Settings.
National Mental Health Programme. Govt of India integrated mental health with other health services at rural level. It is being implemented since 1982.
The Rehabilitation in the Community of Persons with Mental Disabilities Law of Israel: Challenge and Opportunity in a Changing Mental Health Service System.
Achievements in the "Health promotion and health education" in the Republic of Moldova Grigore Friptuleac, Angela Cazacu-Stratu The Hygiene Department.
The Fight Against the Worst Forms of Child Labour El Salvador.
Perspective in pediatric nursing
Copyright © 2008 Delmar Learning. All rights reserved. Unit 1 Community Health Care.
Dr Pamela Smith – Fall  Definition = development of resources necessary to provide mental health care within a given setting or community  Function.
Angeliki Tapakoude Head of Nursing Services Ministry of Health, Cyprus Nursing Services in Cyprus Present and Future Challenges.
CRISIS MANAGEMENT AT THE MANAGED CLINICAL NETWORK.
Early Roots 1636: Pilgrims stated that the care of disabled veterans was the responsibility of the colony, and the first legislation about caring for veterans.
“IASIS” Mental Health Care Unit SERVICES & ACTIONS CONCERNING THE PROMOTION OF MENTAL HEALTH Ilias Rafail – Psychologist November 2010.
Mental Health Services and Long Term Care
USERS’ INVOLVEMENT IN MENTAL HEALTH WORK. By Sylvester Katontoka
KEY ASPECTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION STEFANIJA ALIŠAUSKIENĖ 2009Budapest.
PROPOSAL FOR A MODEL MENTAL HEALTH COMMUNITY BASED SERVICE DELIVERY.
Twenty-twenty European policies for mental health Piazza Armerina, September 2013 The Mental Health System in Andalucía (Spain) Marcelino López Álvarez.
The Organization of Mental Health Services in Ulss – 9 Treviso.
 A CRP facility provides residential care, treatment, and rehabilitation for individuals who cannot live independently due to a major mental illness.
Freedom of Education of Disabled Children In Moldova
Health Promotion as a Quality issue
Module Thirteen PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES Lesson 1: Psychiatric reformation Lesson 2: the role of psychiatric services.
1 National Outcomes and Casemix Collection Training Workshop Adult Ambulatory.
Community Psychology. Not all psychologists believe that therapy (whatever the form) is the best intervention for psychological problems. One alternative.
THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD IN CARE SITUATION IN LITHUANIA Audrone Bedorf Adviser of the Ombudsman for Children of the Republic of Lithuania.
Mental Health Care in the Community Chapter 5. Continuum of Care Ongoing clinical treatment and care matched with intensity of professional health services.
Addiction Treatment in Israel: An Overview of Services Provision Iris Mordecovitch, MSW.
Integrating Mental Health and Psychosocial Interventions into World Bank Lending for Conflict Affected Populations: A Toolkit About the Toolkit: Provides.
Stages of psychotherapy process
Redistribution of Resources in the Process of De-institutionalization Halyna Postoliuk Director of “Hope & Homes for Children” in Ukraine Chisinau November.
Anne Foley Senior Advisor, Ministry of Health New Zealand Framework for Dementia Care.
Section 5: Principles of Drug Addiction Treatment 1.
Steering Group Meeting in Belgium 7th May 2015 MENTALPRAC PROJECT Erasmus +
Солтүстік Қазақстан облысының аурухана желісін қайта құру туралы Nation-Health Our strength On the restructuring of the hospital network North-Kazakhstan.
Social and medical care of intravenous drug users in the Central Bohemian Region Czech Republic PhDr. Pavla Doležalová regional anti-drug coordinator.
“A HEALTHY OUTSIDE STARTS FROM THE INSIDE” Robert Urich.
Health services philosophy
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم Foundations In Medicine Lec - 4-
Module Nine EATING DISORDERS Lesson 1: Anorexia Nervosa (2 training hours) Lesson 2: Bulimia Nervosa (1 training hour) TOTAL TIME: 3 TRAINING HOURS OF.
Westminster Homeless Health Co-ordination project 02/02/2016
Concepts of Primary health care Ass.Prof:Dr:Essmat Gemaey
Dear Guests, The Municipal Authority of Iraklion, is convinced that the right to human dignity is a fundamental human right. Regardless of race, sex, religion,
Intro to OBRA and the Nursing Assistant. INTRODUCTION  You need to know:  What you can and cannot do  What conduct is right & wrong  Your legal limits.
Good Practices in Mental Health Care in Norway – connecting health and social services. A glimpse from inside Arne Repål.
M O N T E N E G R O Negotiating Team for the Accession of Montenegro to the European Union Working Group for Chapter 28 – Consumer and Health Protection.
Purpose Of Training: To guide Clinicians in the completion of screens and development of Alternative Community Service Plans.
M O N T E N E G R O Negotiating Team for the Accession of Montenegro to the European Union Working Group for Chapter 28 – Consumer and Health Protection.
Alberta Centre for Child, Family and Community Research Child and Youth Data Laboratory CYDL Project One Symposium Health and Mental Health Service Use.
5th Working Group Meeting of the Fund for Bilateral Relations at National Level Programme CZ11 Public Health Inititatives Activities Proposal Prague, 9.
Health Sector Managing Authority Ministry of Health Page 1 Health Sector Managing Authority Ministry of Health June 2013 Mental Health.
« Ongoing evaluation of the implementation of the National Action Plan ‘Psychargos’
HEALTH CARE SERVICES.
Roles of the Mental Health Team:
Presentation transcript:

Module Thirteen PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES Lesson 1: Psychiatric reformation (2 training hours) Lesson 2: the role of psychiatric services (3 training hours) TOTAL TIME: 5 TRAINING HOURS OF 45 MINUTES

Lesson 1 PSYCHIATRIC REFORMATION TIME : 90 minutes (2 training hours of 45 minutes)

Step 1: Introduction (10΄) Transferring the care for people with psychiatric problems from a big psychiatric institution to the community requires the development of supporting structures that can offer prevention, diagnosis, therapy and psychiatric rehabilitation. International experience has proved that the organization of these services for the first time is a difficult issue and can be achieved only when: There is politic determination, The society supports the effort, There is secure funding, the appropriate organisms can be found.

Step 2: Discussion (15΄) Where are psychiatric services offered in Greece? When did the function of community services begin? What do you know about the Psychiatric reformation and its context ?

Step 3: Theory presentation (20΄) The dominant situation before the Reformation: In Greece, until the middle 80’s, the only public offer of psychiatric care was done in asylums (Psychiatric clinics). Asylums usually hosted people with severe psychoses or antisocial behaviour and the hospitalization aimed firstly to discharge the community from a person with undesirable behaviour and secondly offer treatment to the person.

Step 3 (continued) The conditions in the asylums were miserable: Tenths of patients were rushed in large wards which had no other furniture apart from beds. The hygiene rooms were unacceptable. The personnel (included the doctors) was small in number and not trained. People of all ages lives together. People with Mental Retardation and other Organic Mental Disorders lived with psychotic patients. Any sense of personality, decency, personal choice was reduced to a state Of rigid hierarchy, uniformity and flattening.

Step 3 (continued) The duration of stay in the asylum was always long with undefined end. There were no service of psychiatric care for people with milder disorders or problems.

Step 3 (continued) The period of Reformation On 1981, Greece became the 10 th member of the European Economic Community (EEC). It was acknowledged that the sector of Mental Health among others needed upgrade. After the submission of a concrete proposal an important financial support was approved for the reformation of psychiatric health based on the principles of Community’s Psychiatric Health (standards) This proposal after its approval constituted the regulation 815/84 of EEC and the same year was legislated in Hellenic Republic (law N.1397/84) in the context of application and National Health System.

Step 3 (continued) The context of the Reformation There were four basic targets: Ι. The development of complete networks of psychiatric services throughout the country. This required the separation of the country in Psychiatric Sectors. Each Sector was responsible to offer all psychiatric services required in a determined geographic department. This should have necessarily service of first aid mental care (Mental Health Center), hospitalization service (psychiatric department of central Hospital) and services of psychiatric rehabilitation (work and residence). Appropriate services for children and adolescents should had to be developed.

Step 3 (continued) ΙΙ. Minimize the number of Asylums. This would be achieved by: Minimizing of hospitalization, as the services would be offered to the community and to the specific area. The reintegration of people and groups of patients from asylums to new rehabilitation units in the area of their origin.

Step 3 (continued) ΙΙΙ. Ameliorate the conditions in asylums. With the creation of modern hotel structure. With better personnel. The separation of persons with Mental Retardation and Organic Mental Disorders. The separation of elders.

Step 3 (continued) IV. Give the opportunities of training and further specialized studying, for suitable staff for all psychiatric services to exist

Step 4: Discussion (15΄) In what degree do you think that the targets of Psychiatric Reformation are achieved? What were the reasons in your opinions for the delayed application ? What do you think are the difficulties for its completion?

Step 5: Theory presentation (20΄) The progress of the Reformation The initial schedule for the completion of the reformation was set to five years. During its application there were serious delays and serious problems occurred. (f ex Lero’s issue). Several extensions were given and the validity of the regulation 815/ 84 over passed the decade. Unfortunately during this period it the application of Psychiatric Sections was not achieved.

Step 5 (continued) Random psychiatric community services were developed in several regions where the conditions permitted and there were well trained and experienced personnel, but mainly will and determination. A new law for Mental Health came into force, the law N 2071 / 92, which simply determined the legal frame for the function of these services naming them Units of Mental Health. The asylums even if they improved their structure, the conditions of hospitalization and their general function, they were not substantially decongested and continued to receive the majority of patients.

Step 5 (continued) The few existent psychiatric departments of general hospitals functioned but not as effectively as to keep the persons for hospitalization in their place of origin. The next law for Mental Health, law N. 2716/99 gave again priority to the organization and function of Psychiatric Sections. Its application is promising, as well as the application of the program PSYCHARGOS, through which the psychosocial rehabilitation of many persons that live in psychiatric clinics is intended again.

Step 6: Questions and comments (5΄)

Step 7: Lesson’s evaluation (5΄)

Lesson 2 THE ROLE OF PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES TIME : 135 minutes (3 training hours of 45 minutes)

Step 1: Introduction (5΄) Every minute about 1 out of 6 suffer from a mental disorder. Not all of them are severe. Despite their rate of incidence and the important consequences in people’s life, only recently was emphasized the development of services for their efficient treatment.

Step 2: Slide projection and discussion (20΄) Slide : The role of Mental Health Services Te services of Mental Health must: Offer high quality treatment and care to the society. Satisfy the needs of people who use them and not to discriminate them. Be easily accessed and offer services wherever there are needed. Offer opportunities that promote independence

Step 2 (continued) Offer continuous care and treatment. Offer support to he families of the persons who use them. Collaborate and keep good coordination with other services. Offer training and experience and contribute to the training of skillful staff. Support their personnel and secure its rights. Be held responsible to society.

Step 3: Exercise (20΄) Leaflet : Functions of various Mental Health Services Complete the table of the leaflet with + or - in each square according to the offer or not of the function from a service.

Step 4: Slide projection (35΄) Slide : Communal Psychiatric Services: Centre of Mental Health Prevention in schools, work places, neighborhoods etc. in their families, new parents, couples and people that are liable to mental disorders in sensitive population groups, (f ex immigrants, patients of physical diseases) Evaluation and diagnosis Therapeutical treatment Medication Psychotherapy Social interventions After hospitalization observation Cooperation with other Mental Services. Training of all the sectors of professional in mental health.

Step 4 (continued) Slide : Community Psychiatric Services: Psychiatric department of General Hospital Intervention in social stigma Offer of short hospitalization Treatment of emergency psychiatric problems Diagnostic and therapeutical service Cooperation with other Psychiatric Services Training of all the sectors of professionals in mental health

Step 4 (continued) Slide : Community Psychiatric Services: rehabilitation services Evaluation of social needs, problems, inabilities and abilities of the patients Planning, organization and observation of residence Units Planning, organization and observation of Working Units Creation of new communication means with other social and working organizations Collaboration with other Psychiatric Services Training of all professionals in mental health

Step 4 (continued) Slide : Community Psychiatric Services: units of Partial Hospitalization Day Hospital Offer of all services of any psychiatric department for people that require hospitalization but their state does not demand 24 hour stay in the hospital and have supportive family environment Diagnostic and therapeutical services Development of group activities Promotion of the stay in the community for the person and involvement of the family in the problem. Help to eliminate the stigma

Step 4 (continued) Day Care CentreΚέντρο Ημέρας Support service additional to the rehabilitation services Offer of training in social skills Organization of programs of pre-professional and professional training Offer of creative occupation and entertainment to the persons that are not able to work Development of group activities Cooperation with other Psychiatric Services Training of all professionals in mental health

Step 5: Discussion (10΄) Make a brief discussion regarding your work on Step 3 and the information from Step 4.

Step 6: Brainstorming (10΄) The functions of various Services of Mental Health can possibly overlap and the choice of the most appropriate one is not always obvious. Think of examples.

Step 7: Exercise (25΄) Leaflet : Exercise Complete for every case the most adequate Psychiatric Service.

Step 8:Questions and comments (5΄)

Step 9: Lesson’s evaluation (5΄)