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THE HEALTH SYSTEM (organization of services) (2) Community-based Mental…

- - - - Rehabilitation services
        
        Community mental health centres/outpatient clinics
        
        Clubhouses
        
        Day care centres
        
        Drop-in centres
        
        Support groups
        
        Employment/rehabilitation workshops
        
        Sheltered workshops
        
        Supervised work placements
        
        Cooperative work schemes
        
        Supported employment programmes
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        Traditional healers
        
        Village or community workers
        
        Family members
        
        Self-help and user groups
        
        Advocacy services
        
        Lay volunteers providing parental and youth education on mental health issues and screening for mental disorders (including suicidal tendencies) in clinics and schools
        
        Religious leaders providing health information on trauma reactions in complex emergencies
        
        Day care services provided by relatives, neighbours or retired members of local communities
        
        Humanitarian aid workers in complex emergencies
- - - - Specialist inpatient care
        
        Specialized units/centres for the treatment of specific disorders and for related rehabilitation programmes, e.g. eating disorder units
        
        Specialist clinics or units dedicated to specific mental disorders of children and adolescents
        
        Rehabilitation services for specific disorders of children and adolescents,
        
        Respite care
        
        Specialist clinics or units dedicated to specific disorders of the elderly, e.g. Alzheimer’s disease
        
        Medium-security units
        
        High-security units
    - - These are old-style mental hospitals, mainly providing long-stay custodial services. In many parts of the world they provide either the only mental health services or a substantial component of such services.
- - - - services may be offered in secondary district or tertiary academic/central hospitals that form part of the general health system. Common facilities for adults include psychiatric inpatient wards, psychiatric beds in general wards, psychiatric emergency departments and outpatient clinics.
        
        Acute inpatient care
        
        Crisis stabilization care
        
        Partial (day/night) hospital programmes
        
        Consultation/liaison services for general medical patients
        
        Intensive/planned outpatient programmes
        
        Respite care
        
        Expert consultation/support/training for primary care services
        
        Multidisciplinary psychiatric teams linked with other local and provincial sectors (schools, employers, correctional services, welfare) and nongovernmental organizations in intersectoral prevention and promotion initiatives
        
        Specialized units/wards for persons with specific mental disorders and for related rehabilitation programmes
    - - This category includes treatment and preventive and promotional interventions conducted by primary care professionals