Joint Statement Objectives
Action Table Example Page
Objectives for the Integration of Physical Health,
Mental Health, Substance abuse, and Addiction
- Promote workplace physical health, mental health, substance use
and addiction supports, e.g., Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) and
Family Leave.
- Increase employer understanding of mental health importance and cost
savings.
- Increase public health, mental health, substance use, and addiction
workforces.
- Increase high school, college age and minorities' interest in the
public health, mental health, substance use, and addiction fields.
- Increase provider and family knowledge of maternal and infant mental
health.
- Increase provider knowledge of children/ youth mental health.
- Increase provider knowledge of substance use, and addiction.
- Develop efforts to support physical, mental, substance use, and
addiction screening by physicians/ Health Systems.
- Support anti-stigma messaging.
- Develop efforts to support anti-bullying.
- Support teen mental health, substance use, and suicide screening
tools.
- Develop partnership between tech colleges and state/local mental
health agencies to increase interest in public health, mental health,
substance use, and addiction fields.
- Increase effort with colleges/universities to recruit students of
color for public health, mental health, substance use, and addiction
professions.
- Assure safe and healthy recreational opportunities across the life
span.
- Increase community awareness of the need for funding of services.
- Increased community members' knowledge of physical health, mental
health / mental illness, substance use, and addiction.
- Increase State inter-Divisional and inter-Departmental collaboration
to support the integration of physical health, mental health, substance
use, and addiction.
- Expand insurance coverage for physical health, mental health,
substance use, and addiction services.
- Assure and provide for cultural and linguistic competency.
- Encourage physical health, mental health, substance use, and
addiction coverage in contracting.
For more information contact: Claude
Gilmore
Last Revised: January 13, 2009 |