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Mental health and addiction quality improvement programme update
Highlights for the MHA quality improvement programme this month include the release of two powerful videos on consumers’ experiences of seclusion, and two well-attended and energising regional away-days for Zero seclusion project teams.
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Learning session focuses on the importance of whānau engagement in mental health and addiction adverse event review process
Approximately 60 participants representing 15 district health boards (DHBs) joined an online learning session for the Learning from adverse events and consumer, family and whānau experience project.
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Presentations from the first learning session for Connecting Care: improving service transitions
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
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Ngā Poutama: Consumer, family and whānau experience survey poster
Poster for consumers, family and whānau about the Ngā Poutama consumer, family and whānau experience survey.
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Mental health and addiction quality improvement programme evaluation 2023
An evaluation of the mental health and addiction quality improvement programme, undertaken by social research company Litmus in late 2023.
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Blog: Why eliminating seclusion by 2020 is an aspirational goal
The Health Quality & Safety Commission recently announced that our mental health and addiction quality improvement team will work alongside Te Pou external link, the national KPI programme external link and DHB mental health and addiction services.
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Hawke’s Bay District Health Board leads the way towards zero seclusion
Hawke’s Bay District Health Board is making great progress working toward eliminating seclusion.
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Mental health and addiction programme hosts AUT students
Auckland University of Technology students Nicole Oliveri and Alisi Fangupo have been learning about the challenges of the mental health and addiction sector during their placement with the mental health and addiction quality improvement programme.
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Presentations from the second co-design workshop for Te ako mai i ngā pāmamaetanga me te wheako tāngata whaiora me te whānau | Learning from adverse events and consumer, family and whānau experience project
Presentations from the third learning session for Connecting care: improving service transitions/Te tūhono i ngā manaakitanga held on 3 and 4 December 2019
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Big turnout for Maximising physical health project ‘setting the scene’ meeting
There was a strong turnout for an online scene-setting meeting kicking off a project aimed at monitoring consumers on antipsychotic medication treatment (clozapine and long-acting intramuscular injections) to reduce risk of poor cardiovascular health