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Adolescent forensic workforce contact list
Click here to view the Adolescent forensic workforce contact list (offline) Change of details? Please email Jemma Stephens […]
See morePrivacy and data collection – a workforce perspective with Danny Mollan
Danny Mollan navigates the privacy legislation for the workforce and how it can be used to collect data and share information in ways that reduce harm and ensure the best […]
See morePrivacy and data collection – a service user perspective with Danny Mollan
Danny Mollan provides practical examples of how our privacy legislation can be used to collect data and share information in ways that reduce harm and ensure the best experiences and […]
See moreBenchmarking Breakout: Reducing seclusion at Te Toka Tumai Auckland
Between July 2016 and June 2022, the number of tāngata whai ora secluded at Te Toka Tumai Auckland’s adult inpatient mental health services decreased by 67 percent. This focus on […]
See moreTe Kete Tikanga Māori – Māori Cultural Kit
Te Taurapa Tūhono New Zealand Trade and Enterprise have produced Te Kete Tikanga Māori – Māori Cultural Kit. With a guide to Tikanga (process), Karakia, and Waiata Click here to […]
See morePolicy: Vaping for Tāngata whai ora at Te Whetu Tawera – Te Toka Tumai Auckland
Policy example shared by Te Toka Tumai Auckland used in Te Whetu Tawera adult acute inpatient unit. Click here to view the policy document […]
See moreHow can a mental health workforce pressured by workplace demands be supported to engage in Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) in mental health services across Aotearoa New Zealand?
Sharon Logan Clinical Improvement Coordinator at Te Whatu Ora Waitematā shares her insights from her Masters thesis about how a workforce under pressure can be supported to engage in Quality […]
See more28-day readmission rates. Key performance indicator literature review – February 2023
Readmission to inpatient mental health services is indicative of unmet need. Readmission is more likely to happen in the first 4 weeks after discharge. Understanding the factors that increase people’s […]
See moreWhānau engagement in mental health and addiction services. Key performance indicator literature review – November 2022
Whānau engagement can improve people’s mental health and addiction service experiences and outcomes (Government Inquiry into Mental Health and Addiction, 2018). Whānau includes people’s family, friends, and others in their […]
See more7-day follow-up: Transitioning from inpatient to community services. Key performance indicator literature review – November 2022
The first week and month following people’s discharge from inpatient mental health services is a particularly vulnerable time. It is essential inpatient and community services ensure people are well-supported during […]
See moreWait time measures for mental health and addiction services. Key performance indicator literature review – November 2022
Long wait times are a barrier to accessing mental health and addiction services. Timely access to mental health and addiction support is important for all tāngata whai ora (people seeking […]
See moreSeclusion data indicators. Key performance indicator literature review – November 2022
The need to reduce and subsequently eliminate the use of seclusion is a priority for inpatient mental health services in Aotearoa New Zealand (Ministry of Health, 2021). The use of […]
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