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El. knyga: Reach Chronicles: A Community Mental Health Model For Children And Adolescents In Singapore

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  • Formatas: 184 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 05-Nov-2012
  • Leidėjas: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9789814440387
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  • Formatas: 184 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 05-Nov-2012
  • Leidėjas: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9789814440387
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REACH — an apt and popularly used acronym by many organisations to reflect services that are easily available and for the community. An easy read with a “how-to” intent, this book provides the insights and process of a practical and viable community mental health team. The authors of the book have produced a book which is as close an account to the reality of making the REACH team a value add to the mental wellness of students. This is the first book in Singapore that details the synergy of the various levels of decision making to enable a child and adolescent community mental health team to take shape, allowing hospital staff to reach students and service providers of the primary care levels.REACH Singapore is forward looking and constantly open to improvements and change. Its hope is that as it moves to new heights in service delivery, others would have started to emulate and start their cycle of the life-giving process of community mental health to child and adolescents in their own systems.
Foreword ix
Chua Hong Choon
Preface xi
Daniel Fung
Acknowledgement xiii
Introduction 1(18)
Brian Poh
Cai Yiming
The meaning of REACH
1(1)
The birth of REACH
2(1)
The burden of mental illness
2(6)
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry in Singapore
8(6)
National Mental Health Blueprint
14(5)
Chapter 1 The Vision
19(16)
Tay So Leng
Chan Mei Chern
Daniel Fung
A population-based model of care
19(4)
REACH --- A step towards community-centric model of care
23(1)
Operationalising the community-centric model of care
24(1)
Collaboration across sectors: The whole-of-government approach
24(1)
Collaboration across agencies: A multi-agency network
25(1)
Collaboration across disciplines: A multidisciplinary team
26(1)
The REACH model
27(3)
The funding of REACH
30(1)
Towards a vision of community-centric personalised services
31(4)
Chapter 2 Mental Health OutREACH: Processes and Services
35(12)
Cheryl Lee
Referral & advice
36(8)
Training and networking
44(3)
Chapter 3 Supporting Schools: Strengthening the First Line of Defence for Students with Mental Health Difficulties
47(30)
Wong Hui Yi
July Lies
A need for a partnership between the mental health and education systems
47(2)
REACH in Mainstream Schools
49(1)
The landscape of mainstream schools in Singapore
49(1)
Pilot phase of REACH in mainstream schools
49(2)
REACH Helpline: Advice and referrals of new cases
51(2)
REACH Assessments: Mental health assessments and beyond
53(2)
REACH-supported interventions and referrals to other services
55(3)
Benefits and challenges of school-based assessments and interventions
58(1)
Mental health training for school counsellors
59(2)
Improving children's mental health --- Outcome data for mainstream schools
61(2)
Summary of REACH in mainstream schools
63(1)
REACH in Special Education (SPED) Schools
64(1)
Supporting schools
64(1)
The landscape of SPED schools in Singapore
64(1)
Common issues faced by SPED schools and caregivers in the area of mental health
65(2)
Consideration for collaboration between REACH and SPED schools
67(3)
The implementation of REACH services to SPED schools
70(2)
Caregivers and SPED schools' perspective on REACH services
72(5)
Chapter 4 Partnership with VWOs
77(14)
Estelle Lim
Liew Shiang Hui
Start with a common reason
77(2)
Choosing workable partners
79(3)
Partnership with MOH and NCSS
82(1)
Learning points
83(2)
Extending the partnership beyond the initial four partners
85(3)
Training Outline for VWO Partners
88(3)
Chapter 5 Partnership with General Practitioners (GPs)
91(14)
Sim Wan Hua
The Vision and a GP solution
91(2)
GP-School Network
93(1)
Planning for GP Partnership: Implementation framework
94(5)
Reviewing and Adapting Implementation
99(2)
Continuing Challenges
101(1)
Future Directions
101(2)
About the GPs cited in this chapter
103(2)
Chapter 6 Resources
105(22)
July Lies
Tapping on programmes and services from the Clinic Guidance Clinic
106(8)
Programme to Meet the Rising Needs
114(2)
Using IT as Bridge to Community
116(5)
Linking Up with Research Programmes
121(6)
Chapter 7 Taking Stock and REACHing Beyond
127(12)
Delphine Koh
Jillian Boon
Daniel Fung
John Wong
Chan Mei Chern
Cheak Ching Cheng
Han Bing Ling
REACH today
127(1)
Learning point 1 A stepped model of care is effective in improving mental health of children and adolescents in the community
128(2)
Learning point 2 Evaluation of outcomes is necessary but can be challenging
130(1)
Learning point 3 Planning for information management as an enabler is important
130(2)
Learning point 4 Training and capacity building is an effective lever to improve mental healthcare
132(1)
Learning point 5 A network of community partners for REACH can be built upon a foundation of roll-out in mainstream schools
133(1)
The next steps
134(5)
Abbreviations for Key Institutions and Organisations 139(2)
Glossary of Mental Disorders in REACH Chronicles 141(4)
Appendix A Role descriptions of REACH team members 145(10)
Appendix B List of Special Education Schools in Singapore 155(2)
Appendix C List of REACH --- VWO partners 157(4)
References 161