Using the National Mental Health Service Planning Framework to support an integrated approach to regional mental health planning in Queensland, Australia

Eryn Wright; Elizabeth Leitch; Kevin Fjeldsoe; Sandra Diminic; Kate Gossip; Patricia Hudson; Harvey Whiteford

doi:10.1071/PY20150

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Using the National Mental Health Service Planning Framework to support an integrated approach to regional mental health planning in Queensland, Australia

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Using the National Mental Health Service Planning Framework to support an integrated approach to regional mental health planning in Queensland, Australia

Eryn Wright, Elizabeth Leitch, Kevin Fjeldsoe, Sandra Diminic, Kate Gossip, Patricia Hudson and Harvey Whiteford

Australian Journal of Primary Health, Vol.27(2), pp.109-115

2021

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1071/PY20150

PMID: 33653507

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community health planning

community mental health services

health services needs and demands

mental health services

organisation innovation

Regional integrated service planning has been identified as a key priority for improving the mental health system in Australia. The National Mental Health Service Planning Framework (NMHSPF) is an integrated planning tool that estimates the resources required to deliver the optimal mix of mental health services to a population. In 2016, Queensland Health commissioned a trial application of the NMHSPF for joint mental health planning between a Primary Health Network (PHN) and the corresponding state Hospital and Health Services (HHSs) in a regional area. The aim of this work was to collaborate with stakeholders from each organisation to collect available data on the delivery and resources of existing mental health services in the region and compare these to NMHSPF estimates to identify potential priority areas for planning. This paper provides mental health planners with an exemplar model for using the NMHSPF to support integrated planning at the regional level and describes the barriers, facilitators and key outcomes of this work.

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Title: Using the National Mental Health Service Planning Framework to support an integrated approach to regional mental health planning in Queensland, Australia
Authors: Eryn Wright (Corresponding Author) - University of Queensland
Elizabeth Leitch (Author) - University of Queensland
Kevin Fjeldsoe (Author) - University of Queensland
Sandra Diminic (Author) - University of Queensland
Kate Gossip (Author) - University of Queensland
Patricia Hudson (Author) - University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Harvey Whiteford (Author) - University of Queensland
Publication details: Australian Journal of Primary Health, Vol.27(2), pp.109-115
Publisher: CSIRO Publishing
DOI: 10.1071/PY20150
ISSN: 1836-7399
PMID: 33653507
Organisation Unit: University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Language: English
Record Identifier: 99514107602621
Output Type: Journal article

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