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Karen Oakley1, Gillian Malins, Louisa Riste
1NSW Consumer Advisory Group, Mental Health Inc., Sydney, NSW, Australia.
Objectives:
The aim of this paper is to describe the fundamental components of a system to ensure consumer participation in mental health service evaluation and quality improvement.
Conclusions:
The seven fundamental components identified provide the basis for a system to deliver national indicators for consumer participation in quality improvement under the National Health Performance domain of "responsiveness to consumers". The MH-CoPES Framework satisfies these criteria and may be drawn upon as the basis for developing local systems for consumer participation in quality improvement within mental health services.
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