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[The " Agent de quartier " : information and help service to the community.]
Sante Mentale Au Quebec
|January 1, 1986
Summary
Implementing a community mental health program from a psychiatric institution proved challenging but ultimately successful. The community now recognizes the vital need for this preventive mental health service.
Area of Science:
- Community Mental Health
- Psychiatric Services
- Preventive Healthcare
Context:
- Transitioning a specialized psychiatric program to a community setting presents unique challenges.
- The study details the multi-stage implementation process within a community framework.
- It examines the experiences of workers, ideological shifts, and organizational adjustments.
Purpose:
- To describe the process of establishing a community-based mental health preventive program.
- To analyze the implementation from the perspectives of staff and organizational structures.
- To evaluate the program's impact on existing mental health service networks.
Summary:
- The article outlines the phased introduction of a preventive mental health program, originating from a psychiatric institution, into a community setting.
- It covers worker experiences, ideological evolution, and organizational aspects of the implementation.
- The process was demanding for both the community and the program initiators.
Impact:
- Despite initial difficulties, the program's implementation has led to community recognition of the need for such services.
- The initiative has influenced the broader network of mental health distribution services.
- The successful establishment highlights the value of translating specialized psychiatric care into accessible community programs.
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