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Pacific island mental health for Oceania Igniting communities, creating change Dr Monique Faleafa CEO Le Va #IIMHLSydney2017 LeVaPasifika LeVaPasifika LeVaPasifika LeVaPasifika LeVaPasifika Blended Learning Tra Tradi ditional tional

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Pacific island mental health for Oceania

Igniting communities, creating change Dr Monique Faleafa CEO Le Va #IIMHLSydney2017 LeVaPasifika

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LeVaPasifika

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LeVaPasifika Blended Learning

Tra Tradi ditional tional value lues, s, co cont ntemporary emporary exe execu cution tion

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Enhancing cultural responsiveness

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LeVaPasifika Blended Learning Cultural Authenticity

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LeVaPasifika Responsive Systems

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LeVaPasifika Blended Learning Responsive Systems Cultural Authenticity Strengths Based

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  • Relationships are paramount
  • Culturally self-aware
  • Biomed integrated with culture
  • Diversity of the workforce
  • Include social determinants
  • Better & earlier access
  • Reduction in DNA rates
  • Higher level of satisfaction
  • Compliance with treatment

change

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What does it look like when culture and care connected in mental health?

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What would it look like if culture and care connected in your organisation?

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National Maori and Pacific Suicide Prevention Programme

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B.R.A.V.E

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Evidence based approach

  • National Collaborating Centre for Mental Health

(NCCMH).E-therapies systematic review for children and young people with mental health

  • problems. London: NCCMH 2014
  • New Zealand Guidelines Group (NZGG). Identification
  • f common mental disorders and management of

depression in primary care. Wellington: NZGG 2008.

  • Office of the Prime Minister’s Science Advisory
  • Committee. Improving the transition. Reducing social

and psychological morbidity during

  • adolescence. Auckland, NZ, 2011
  • Pierce D. Problem solving therapy - use and

effectiveness in general practice. Aust Fam Physician 2012;41:676–9.

  • Pennant ME, Loucas CE, Whittington C, et
  • al. Computerised therapies for anxiety and depression

in children and young people: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Behav Res Ther 2015;67:1–18

  • Fleming T, Dixon R, Frampton C, et al. A pragmatic

randomized controlled trial of computerized CBT (SPARX) for symptoms of depression among adolescents excluded from mainstream education. Behav Cogn Psychother 2012;40:529–41.

  • Merry SN, Stasiak K, Shepherd M, et al. The

effectiveness of SPARX, a computerised self-help intervention for adolescents seeking help for depression: randomised controlled non-inferiority

  • trial. BMJ 2012;344:e2598.

Best Practice Journal, 2016. 72, pp 20-31

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build.test.repeat…build.test.repeat…build.test.repeat

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End users as experts = compromise

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www.auntydee.co.nz

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Is it working?

Average positive mood change of +1 on completion

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Sneak peak at results so far… (n=2170)

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What are you prepared to compromise in order to get better outcomes across cultures?

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