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A Qualitative Analysis of Submissions to the Mental Health Commission on the Discussion PaperA Vision for a Recovery Model in Irish Mental Health ServicesClarity over how exactly the model would be put into operation was called for. This wasparticularly the case for respondents who did not explicitly agree with the relevance of themodel. A suggestion was made to provide details to stakeholders of how the model couldbe implemented in practical terms. With such information stakeholders would be in a betterposition to form a constructive opinion over the relevance of the model.Question 2: Do you know of any area within the mental health serviceswhere the recovery model is used?The key frequencies of themes highlighted for responses to Question 2 are presented inTable 3 below.Table 3: Frequencies of Respondents Aware of Use of Recovery Model/Recovery Principles (percentages in parentheses)HSE /Ind GrHSE/Ind IndividProfessional BodyAdvocacy/Voluntary AgencyResearch/AcademicVocationalTotalFormal Programmes that Implicitlyor Explicitly Adopt Principles ofRecovery4(19)3(18.8)2(28.6)1(9)5(50)3(100)18(26.5)Services that Adopt Principles ofRecovery6(28.6)5(31.3)3(42.9)5(45.5)1(10)1(33.3)21(30.1)Disciplines that Adopt Principles 5(23.8)1(6.3)2(28.6)- - - 8(11.8)9
A Qualitative Analysis of Submissions to the Mental Health Commission on the Discussion PaperA Vision for a Recovery Model in Irish Mental Health ServicesThe analysis of responses to Question 2 revealed three main themes. To begin with, emphasiswas placed on formal programmes that adopt the principles of the recovery model eitherexplicitly or implicitly. A list of the programmes referred to in the responses is displayed inTable 4 below. Multiple references were made to both the WRAP and the Tidal model (TheCommission is referred to a particular submission 1 for details on the Tidal model). For theremaining programmes listed in Table 4 only one reference was made to each throughoutthe submissions.Table 4: Key Programmes Highlighted as Being Recovery Model OrientatedProgrammeLocation/ServiceProviderKey Figures/DepartmentsOther DetailsWRAP(Wellness RecoveryAction Programme)Mid-West: Clare MentalHealth ServicesSouth Dublin: CluainMhuire ServiceOccupationalTherapy DepartmentSocial WorkDepartmentTidal ModelMayo Mental HealthServicesMary McHalewww.tidal-model.co.ukCork Mental HealthServices:Tosnu TeamRavenscourt HospitalAnn CoughlanMichael CottrellTrinity College DublinProfessor PJ Barker,School of Nursingand MidwiferyUni-Link Programme Trinity College Dublin Clodagh Nolan,School ofOccupationalTherapyTuras ProgrammeAdvocacy, Supportand DevelopmentCourseDonegal Mental HealthServicesSoutheast AreaWaterford Institute ofTechnologyFosters communityparticipation, wellness,autonomy and selfmanagementProvides skills forvolunteers (mostlyservice users or familymembers/carers ofpersons suffering frommental health illness)1P.J. Barker, School of Nursing and Midwifery, TCD.10
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