Title: In a transformed mental health system, all Americans will share equally in the best available servic
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2In a transformed mental health system, all
Americans will share equally in the best
available services and outcomes, regardless of
race, gender, ethnicity, or geographic location.
New Freedom Commission on Mental Health
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Transforming Mental Health Care for AA/PI
Communities
3Asian American/Pacific Islander (AA/PI)
Communities in the United States
- Rapidly growing
- Diverse
- Wide range of strengths and risk factors
- Unique mental health needs
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Transforming Mental Health Care for AA/PI
Communities
4Mental Health Challenges in AA/PI Communities
- Lack of accurate data about mental health needs
- Shortage of trained, bilingual personnel who can
provide culturally competent services - The need to identify, design, and implement
successful intervention strategies - The need to address the issue of stigma and shame
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5Culturally Competent Mental Health Services Are
a Public Health Priority
from Mental Health Culture, Race, and Ethnicity
Supplement to Mental Health A Report of the
Surgeon General, 2001
6Achieving the Promise
Transforming Mental Health Care in America
- Mental health services must actively facilitate
recovery - A call for system transformation
- The goal Hope for a full life in the community
- Services and supports are consumer/child/family
centered - Focus of care must increase illness
self-management and build resilience
7Transformation Goals
Goal 1 Americans understand that mental health
is essential to overall health. Goal 2 Mental
health care is consumer and family driven. Goal 3
Disparities in mental health services are
eliminated. Goal 4 Early mental health
screening, assessment, and referral to services
are common practice. Goal 5 Excellent mental
health care is delivered and research is
accelerated. Goal 6 Technology is used to
access mental health care and information.
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8Goal 3 Disparities in Mental Health Services are
Eliminated
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9To Transform the Mental Health System, We Need
Leaders and Partners in
- Housing
- Criminal Justice
- Health
- Juvenile Services
- Labor
- Education
- Veterans Affairs
- Medicaid/Medicare
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10Federal Partners
Department of Health and Human
Services AoA NIH/NIDA ACF NIH/NIMH
AHRQ HHS/OS CDC - ASPE CMS - OCR
HRSA - OD IHS - OPHS SAMHSA
Other Partners Department of Agriculture Departmen
t of Education Department of Defense Department
of Housing and Urban Development Department of
Justice Department of Labor Department of
Transportation Department of Veterans Affairs
Social Security Administration
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11The Federal Action AgendaFundamentally Altering
the Mental Health System
- Provides a model and promotes shared
responsibility for change at the State and local
levels - Features the five principles around which the New
Freedom Commission on Mental Health framed its
vision cross walked with the NFCs six goals - Describes the state of success for each
principle - Highlights current activities and proposes Year-1
action steps for each principle
12First Federal Action Steps
- Respond to refugees mental health needs
- Include eliminating disparities in mental health
services as part of the Close the Gap
Initiative - Initiate a project to examine cultural competence
in behavioral health care education and training
programs - Review standards and set guidelines for
culturally competent care - Create a National Strategic Workforce Development
Plan to reduce mental health disparities - Advance efforts to integrate mental health and
primary care services for racial and ethnic
minorities - Conduct research to reduce mental health
disparities
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Transforming Mental Health Care for AA/PI
Communities
13The SAMHSA/CMHS Response 2005 Priorities for
Transformation
- Mental Health Transformation State Incentive
Grants - Transformation Action Initiative
- Comprehensive State Mental Health Plans
- Individualized Plans of Care
- Transformational Leadership
- Workforce Development
- Elimination of Disparities
- Science to Services Initiative
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14Workforce Development
Vision
An ethnically and racially diverse workforce,
including consumers as staff, will be trained and
supported in evidence-based practices. This
workforce will respond to and help shape a mental
health policy and practice environment that
supports recovery.
FY 2005 Proposed Activities
- Develop a draft National Strategic Plan with
consumers and key constituents - Provide technical assistance to the field
- Develop toolkits for field use and to monitor
progress and evaluate success
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15Disparities Reduction/Elimination
Vision
Providers will become more effective in working
with communities of color so that these
communities will no longer be underserved.
FY 2005 Proposed Activities
- National Strategic Plan on the elimination of
disparities - Workforce training curricula evaluation
- Workforce development task force
- Cultural competence standards and guidelines
- Behavioral health care training program
assessment - Public education program description
- Evidence-based practice adaptation and
implementation
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16Strategic Transformational Leadership
Vision
Effective behavioral health care leadership will
be developed at the State and local levels. CMHS
will build and sustain this leadership by
developing a support model that moves away from
the train and hope approach.
FY 2005 Proposed Activities
- Educate individuals and groups in leadership
theory and techniques - Maintain the network of leaders to ensure
continuity of support for sustaining systems
change - Provide access to a wide range of current
leadership curricula from programs such as
Harvard, the Center for Creative Leadership, and
the Office of Personnel Management - Develop consumer leadership at all levels
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17Essentials for Transformation
- A willingness to risk and a readiness for change
- A strong commitment to transformation by
leadership with the authority to convene partners
and hold them accountable for their performance - Senior-level administrators willing to invest
time and resources to transform systems - A dynamic, practical, and visionary leader
- Meaningful consumer and family participation
- A commitment to cultural competence and to
eliminating disparities - Plans to sustain the transformed infrastructure
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18Mental Health System Transformation
Share with us your vision of the change you would
like to seeand then be that change.
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