The TRIESTE Pilot: True Recovery Innovation Embraces Systems That Empower
English
Recorded Courses
hosted by Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association (PRA) and Psychiatric Rehabilitation Foundation (PRF)
hosted by Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association (PRA) and Psychiatric Rehabilitation Foundation (PRF)
attend it anywhere online
category
Medicine
Psychiatry
price
$15
The TRIESTE Pilot: True Recovery Innovation Embraces Systems That Empower is organized by Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association (PRA) and Psychiatric Rehabilitation Foundation (PRF).,Opens: May 15, 2020,Closes: May 31, 2023,Description:,Upon registering for this course, please return to this course page and click the "Live Event Registration" link in the Course Outline to enter your information into our GoToWebinar event, which will provide you access to the live event - this step is required in order to participate in the live activity. For those that miss the live event, a recorded version with a post-test will be made available here on the course page approximately two weeks following the live webinar.,Course Overview:,Now more than ever people who care about the state of our mental health system are looking for a new way forward in the post-pandemic world. The fragility of this broken system – already failing the people it was intended to serve and leaving families and friends feeling helpless – has not withstood the pressures of COVID-19.,Dave Pilon and Kerry Morrison have adapted a presentation planned prior to the worldwide lockdown that tells the story of a remarkable system that has been in place for the last 40 years in Trieste, Italy. Recognized by the World Health Organization as a global best practice, the community-based system of care focuses on the needs of the whole person in non-institutional settings with a robust reliance upon peer involvement and social support. Founded upon the belief that a person’s recovery journey is tied to their sense of purpose and the ability to work or contribute, the Trieste model inspires a re-imagination of how we do this work. In Trieste, a city of approximately 220,000 residents, there are six psychiatric beds in an unlocked ward for the entire city, and clinical staff at the community centers are the first responder to a crisis, not law enforcement.,Learning Objectives:,After completion of this educational activity, participants will be able to:,• List the guiding principles of the Trieste model.,• Discuss how Trieste model principles are entirely consistent with and reinforce the principles and practices of psychiatric rehabilitation.,• Adapt the Trieste model to an American cultural and clinical context.,• Explain the importance of community involvement in building out the “social infrastructure” that a true community-based system of care is predicated upon.,• Recognize the essential elements (payment reform, documentation reform, and recovery-informed practice ) outlined in an Innovations Pilot, drafted by Dr. Dave Pilon at the request of the L.A. County Department of Mental Health for consideration by the state’s Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission in May 2019.,Outlines:,• Course Evaluation,• Slide Handout,• Credit,• Certificate