On Track: A summary
On Track: Knowing where we are going is a road map for the future of non-government mental health and addiction organisa...
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Te Pou has worked with our colleagues at Platform Trust for a number of years to promote and support the workforce development of people working in community mental health and addiction services.
In 2015, Te Pou and Platform Trust published On Track: Knowing where we are going - which describes some of the different ways that mental health and addiction service providers could accelerate system reform in order to help create the kind of system that New Zealanders want and need. Many of the themes from this have subsequently been reflected in He Ara Oranga: Report into the Government Inquiry into Mental Health and Addiction.
Strengthening the way in which we work collectively to bring about change across the mental health and addiction system is a key theme in On Track. To better understand how we effectively build both the knowledge and skills for successful collaborations as well as collaborative organisations, Te Pou and Platform Trust have outlined what it takes in an infographic - Collaboration in the mental health and addiction sector. The infographic identifies:
The infographic draws on an international literature review - Collaborative capability in the mental health and addiction sector. The review aims to provide clarity and direction for the mental health and addiction sector around collaboration and partnerships. The emphasis is on the development of collaborative capability: across and within communities of people, culture, practice and place. The review considers collaboration through three lenses:
Alternatively, each chapter of the review is available to be downloaded separately below:
Find out more about the support workforce, its place in mental health and addiction services, and the ongoing workforce development required for the people who work in these roles.
On Track: Knowing where we are going is a road map for the future of non-government mental health and addiction organisa...
On Track: Knowing where we are going is a road map for the future of non-government mental health and addiction organisa...
Executive summary of the Collaborative capability in the mental health and addiction sector literature review.
Summary and conclusion chapter of the Collaborative capability in the mental health and addiction sector literature revi...
Technical approaches to partnerships chapter of the Collaborative capability in the mental health and addiction sector l...
Collaborative capability chapter of the Collaborative capability in the mental health and addiction sector literature re...
Citizen engagement chapter of the Collaborative capability in the mental health and addiction sector literature review.
This literature review looks to understand what makes collaborations successful. It explores the values, behaviours and ...
This infographic draws key insights from the literature review - Collaborative capability in the mental health and addic...
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