Join experts from Yellow Brick Road and Real who are working together to support families achieve positive mental wellbeing outcomes for the whole whānau. This presentation delves into an innovative model, which provides parents and rangatahi with their own unique support and advocacy, while bringing them together to define shared goals and enhance mental wellbeing for

Join Te Pou Learning and Development Project Lead Jacqui Hampton to discuss the refreshed Reflective Practice e learning. Discuss the importance of maintaining a reflective practice, what it is and what it isn't, and better understand the models and contracting required as both a provider of and recipient of a reflective practice. This session will

Join the KPI Programme team to explore the Programme's Wait times indicator dashboards. Using the indicator dashboards, we will ask questions about what the current data is telling us and explore any trends or patterns.  We encourage participants to share service improvement stories about actions they are taking to improve the experience for people who

Real, a mental health NGO, developed the Haumanu Specialist Clinical Service, with the aim of being flexible and responsive to need through a fee-for-service model.  Haumanu partners with the Capital Coast, Hutt Valley, and Wairarapa Infant, Child, and Adolescent Mental Health Service (ICAMHS) to innovate and reduce wait times. Haumanu offers specialist intervention for taiohi

Session 5 Introducing a new space for the Mental Health and Addiction Lived Experience workforce to come together and explore the power of data using the KPI Programme indicators! Facilitated by Rana Te Huia, General Manager at Balance Aotearoa, this series of wānanga-style workshops offers a unique opportunity to learn about the collection, interpretation, and

Session 6 Introducing a new space for the Mental Health and Addiction Lived Experience workforce to come together and explore the power of data using the KPI Programme indicators! Facilitated by Rana Te Huia, General Manager at Balance Aotearoa, this series of wānanga-style workshops offers a unique opportunity to learn about the collection, interpretation, and

In 2024, Te Pou held the Māhuri Tōtara summit for support workers!  At the summit, Jonathan Miller made a presentation on the importance of collecting and using data and information in a support worker role.  Because of the interest shown at the summit, Te Pou has developed a two-part micro-learning. The micro-learning explores the vital

In this session, we look at change in 7-day follow-up using the Heat map comparison matrices dashboard, an underutilised tool to understand exactly where improvement in 7-day follow-up is and isn't occurring. With a focus on exploring demographic change - Age, gender, and ethnicity - this dashboard provides a deeper dive into follow-up rates for

Session 7 Introducing a new space for the Mental Health and Addiction Lived Experience workforce to come together and explore the power of data using the KPI Programme indicators! Facilitated by Rana Te Huia, General Manager at Balance Aotearoa, this series of wānanga-style workshops offers a unique opportunity to learn about the collection, interpretation, and

The Alcohol and Drug Outcome Measure (ADOM) is fundamentally a self-rated outcome tool, where the practitioner and tāngata whai ora collaborate to complete the questions. Data from the ADOM provides us with information on the frequency of use of alcohol and a range of drugs, the effect those substances are having on people's lives, and

Session 8 Introducing a new space for the Mental Health and Addiction Lived Experience workforce to come together and explore the power of data using the KPI Programme indicators! Facilitated by Rana Te Huia, General Manager at Balance Aotearoa, this series of wānanga-style workshops offers a unique opportunity to learn about the collection, interpretation, and

Join Eden Grimwood, Youth Mentor and Consumer Advisor at Whāraurau, and Abigail McDonald from the KPI Programme, to shine a light on the state of wait times in ICAMHS services across the motu. With the Mental Health Target aiming to have 78% of rāngatahi seen within three weeks by financial year 2026/2027, it is a