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Anne-Marie Douglas shares her experience of mental health challenges that led to a review process.

Nicola Peeperkoorn explores her family’s experience of the mental health and addiction event review process.

In this video Kolini Baker tells the story of her journey with mental ill health and her transition from acute care to community care.

The purpose of the project was to look at ways to improve processes around transitions of care between mental health and addiction services to ensure consumers, families and whānau receive continuous quality care as they move between health providers

Evidence shows those with serious mental health illness can die up to 25 years earlier than the rest of the population, with cardiovascular disease accounting for 40–50 percent of this, largely preventable, premature mortality.

This purpose of this document is to provide guidance to the MHA sector and clarify its obligations under the national policy. Note: This is an interim document pending the update of the National Adverse Events Reporting Policy in 2022.

Presentations and videos from the first learning session for Connecting Care: improving service transitions / Te tūhono i ngā manaakitanga, te whakapai ake i ngā whakawhitinga ratonga

Copies of presentations from the second learning session for Zero seclusion: towards eliminating seclusion by 2020 held in December 2018.

Below are the available videos of speaker presentations, from the third learning session on eliminating seclusion by 2020.