Current Issues and Future Trends in Health Care in Canada,

what has Media done

what has Media done

positively influence public views and attitudes.

Canada

Mental illness is the leading cause of disability in ________.

preparedness

Services for the Armed Forces: include pre- deployment ________, treatment for addiction, crisis intervention, and short- term counselling.

Psychiatric Nurses

Registered ________: practice in western Canada autonomously and as a part of primary health care teams.

what do Healthcare providers do

________: create positive and accepting attitudes.

indigenous population

Reaching Home: increased funding will be earmarked to reduce homelessness among the ________.

Forensic Hospitals

________: secure facilities that have specialized knowledge, and treatment plans, care to rehabilitate individuals so they can either start a trial or safely come back into society.

Homecare

________: a professional support service offered for those who are no longer able to live at home safely.

psychiatric hosts

In general, mental health care is offered in tertiary care ________ psychiatric hospitals and clinics, community mental health centers and realize, some correctional facilities, adolescent assessment and.

Mental illness

refers to many different disorders that influence our thinking process and behaviour

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders

a product of ten years in the making with the efforts of hundreds of professionals in all aspects of mental health

Services for the Armed Forces

include pre-deployment preparedness, treatment for addiction, crisis intervention, and short-term counselling

Community-Based Services

many jurisdictions offer a centralized point of contact to help people navigate the mental health care system

Registered Psychiatric Nurses

practice in western Canada autonomously and as a part of primary health care teams

Family Physicians

will refer individuals for specialized mental health services when they feel the patient needs more support and direction that they can provide

In 2012 the MHCC completed the first draft of a national mental health strategy

the first-ever pan-Canadian strategy to improve both mental health services and access to these services across the country to improve

Housing First

a framework widely used for developing housing programs for the mentally ill

Reaching Home

increased funding will be earmarked to reduce homelessness among the indigenous population

Forensic Hospitals

secure facilities that have specialized knowledge, and treatment plans, care to rehabilitate individuals so they can either start a trial or safely come back into society

Community-Base Forensic Mental Health Programs

provide a range of services with the goal of rehab and integration with the community

Timely Access to Specialists

elective surgery wait times average 6 months with certain urgent surgeries being 48 hours thus upping the mortality/morbidity

Homecare

a professional support service offered for those who are no longer able to live at home safely