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East (North East) Champlain District Mental Health Implementation Task Force Final Report

Moving to Action

This report is the culmination of over twenty years of planning, consultation and policy development. It is founded on recommendations and thinking from the various key processes that have evolved through the commitment and innovations of stakeholders throughout the Champlain District.

The Champlain District Mental Health Task Force, System Management and Integration Committee has taken the lead in developing this report. However, all the Committees of the Task Force have had an important role in reviewing drafts of this report and inputting into the development of the recommendations.

Broad community consultations were undertaken to ensure that stakeholders had the opportunity to further shape this System Design from September 2001 through to April 2002. Most importantly, people living with, or who have recovered from, mental illness and their families have contributed to and formed this report and the recommendations within through their involvement in focused consultations. The Task Force is committed to ensuring that the System is not designed for people living with, or who have recovered from, mental illness and their families but with them.


SUMMARY Summary of Recommendations 42 pages \| 438.8 K \| PDF format

REPORT Section One The Structural Components PDF format Section Two Management Information Systems and Performance Indicators PDF format Section Three : Sub Section 3.1.1 "From Rhetoric to Recovery : The Lived Experience of the Psychiatric Label" PDF format Sub Section 3.1.2 Barriers to Recovery PDF format Sub Section 3.1.3 Recovery Statement PDF format Sub Section 3.1.4 Consumer Charter of Rights for Mental Health Services PDF format Sub Section 3.1.5 Meaningful Consumer Involvement PDF format Sub Section 3.1.6 Peer Support and Employment Across the System PDF format Sub Section 3.1.7 Moving the Yard Stick : Meaningful Opportunities for Leadership PDF format Sub Section 3.2 Strengthening Consumer/Survivor Initiatives PDF format Section Four Families As Partners in the Path to Recovery PDF format Section Five Scheduled/Specialized Service Providers' Protocol Framework PDF format Section Six Community/Hospital Providers' Interface Protocol Framework PDF format Section Seven First Line Services PDF format Section Eight Intensive Services : Recommendations and Rationale PDF format Section Nine Specialized Services : Recommendations and Rationale PDF format Sub Section 9.1 Dual Diagnosis (Developmental Disability & Mental Illness) Service of Brockville Psychiatric Hospital PDF format	Sub Section 9.2 Specialized Residential Rehabilitation Treatment PDF format Sub Section 9.3 The Critical Path Towards Integration : Concurrent Disorders & Mental Illness and Addictions) Across the Life Span PDF format Sub Section 9.4 Court Ordered Diversion PDF format Sub Section 9.5 Building Community Based Services and Supports in Forensics PDF format Sub Section 9.6 Assertive Community Treatment Teams Community Tenure with Dignity PDF format Sub Section 9.7 Youth & Mental Health Forensics Building Support, Outreach, Diversion & Early Intervention PDF format Sub Section 9.8 Ageing and Mental Illness Enhancing Capacity at all Levels of the System PDF format Section Ten Building a Continuum for Housing PDF format Section Eleven Homes for Persons with Special Needs Program PDF format Section Twelve Cross Sector Integration and Collaboration and General Directions for Children and Youth Mental Health Services PDF format Section Thirteen Human Resources in a Reformed Mental Health System PDF format Section Fourteen Advocacy PDF format Section Fifteen Public Education and Raising Awarness PDF format Section Sixteen Enhancing the Opportunity to Work PDF format Section Seventeen First Nations and Mental Illness PDF format Section Eighteen Building Competencies : Diverse Cultures and Mental Illness PDF format Section Nineteen Discussion Paper Substance use and Mental Health PDF format

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