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Men ental Hea ealth F th First A t Aid Hos ospital C Coal oaliti ition Proj oject American Hospital Association Webinar 8/29/18 Presenters: Ellen A Williams, PhD and Paula Bides Overview of Webinar Brief background of MHFA


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American Hospital Association Webinar 8/29/18 Presenters: Ellen A Williams, PhD and Paula Bides

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Overview of Webinar

  • Brief background of MHFA
  • Local initiative
  • Results
  • Looking ahead
  • Q & A
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The MHFA Movement

  • MHFA started in Australia and is now a multi-national training

program targeted to improve mental health awareness

  • According to the MHFA website, 1 million people have been trained in

MHFA

  • Goal is to make it as common as CPR
  • Evidence-based training that shows trainees feel more comfortable

discussing mental health after 8 hours of training

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Goals of MHFA Training

1) Reduce stigma around mental health by making it a talk-able topic

  • increasing awareness and prevalence of mental health issues
  • intervening with people in a mental health crisis

2) Improve access to care

  • educating lay persons about mental health resources available in the

community

  • assisting persons in need of resources to reach out and connect
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What MHFA Facilitators Learn in Training

  • Assess the risk of suicide or other harmful behavior
  • Listen non-judgmentally
  • Give reassurance that things can get better
  • Encourage people to seek appropriate mental health help
  • Encourage people to find ways to self-help and seek support

strategies

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What MHFA Facilitators Learn in Training

Trainees also learn basic language of mental health

  • Introduced to risk factors and warning signs for mental health or

substance use problems

  • Engage in experiential activities that build understanding of the

impact of illness on individuals and families

  • Learn about evidence-supported treatment, i.e. that treatment works

to reduce symptoms and harm, and self-help strategies

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Northeast Florida Initiative

Coalition of 5 non-profit hospitals participated in a community health needs assessment to identify pressing health issues in the area

  • Ascension St. Vincent’s, Mayo Clinic, UF Health Jacksonville, Baptist

Health, Brooks Rehabilitation initiated a train-the-trainer model

  • We trained 60 trainers in 2016, with a goal of training 10,000

community members by December 2019

  • We are currently at the midpoint in the timeline, and the total trained

program-to-date is 5,326, which is above target

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Major Partners in Training

MHFA training has expanded beyond healthcare realm into several important community partnerships:

  • Jacksonville Sheriff’s Offices
  • Duval County Public Schools
  • Starting Point Behavioral Health
  • Florida State College of Jacksonville
  • Mental Health America
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# of People Who Have Completed Training

290 1018 2263 3164 3947 4549 5326 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 2016 (Q4) 2017 (Q1) 2017 (Q2) 2017 (Q3) 2017 (Q4) 2018 (Q1) 2018 (Q2)

Trend Total

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Trainings Facilitated by Organization

15 107 34 309 50 32 5 21 193 16 261 8 10 100 14 23 38 143 Where is the Sunshine Vanguard Solutions Consulting The Arc Jacksonville Starting Point Behavioral Healthcare

  • St. Vincent's

SHEnergy and Vanguard Solutions Consultin Private Practice Optum Health Mayo Clinic LSF Health Systems Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Gateway Community Services FSCJ Family Foundation of NE Florida Envolve Duval County Public Schools Brooks Rehabilitation Baptist Health

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5 5 7 11 14 17 17 21 29 34 38 43 50 56 74 92 118 125 145 148 164 177 182 191 202 246 435 505 1063 1112 Private Practice Refined Beginnings Counseling Catholic Charities Amerihealth Caritas of Iowa Envolve I Still Matter Big Brothers Big Sisters Optum Health Unknown The Arc Jacksonville City of Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Clay County Sheriff's Office Sunshine Health/Cenpatico/Envolve PeopleCare Where Is The Sunshine SHEnergy and Black Educators Rock Mental Health America Family Foundation of NE Florida Gateway Community Services Duval County Public Schools LSF Health Systems Brooks Rehabilitation FSCJ Vanguard Solutions Consulting

  • St. Vincent's

Girls On The Run AHEC Baptist Health Mayo Clinic Starting Point Behavioral Healthcare Jacksonville Sheriff's OfficePersons Trained by Organization

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Looking Ahead

  • PA at Mayo secured a $10,000 grant to underwrite the teaching of the

course to students studying to become physician assistants. That program will start with a class at Nova Southeastern University’s Jacksonville campus.

  • Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, which trained about 700 officers last year,

has pledged to eventually train all 3,000 officers

  • City of Jacksonville has also pledged to train every employee
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