Résumés
Résumé
Avec la publication du Plan d’action en santé mentale 2005-2010, le Québec entend développer un système axé sur le concept de rétablissement. Cet article brosse à l’intention des planificateurs du Québec et d’ailleurs un tableau des questions relatives à l’implantation de ce concept. On y passe en revue des exemples de lignes directrices pour le système, des modèles de programme, les compétences des praticiens, et des instruments de mesure conçus en vue de promouvoir le rétablissement. On suggère aussi comment ces outils pourraient être utilisés par les responsables de l’implantation dans leur propre juridiction. Enfin, on soulève les questions plus difficiles de définition et de pouvoir à considérer lors de l’implantation.
Abstract
With the publication of Quebec’s Plan d’Action en Santé Mentale 2005-2010 the province announced an intent to develop a recovery-oriented mental health system. This article provides planners in Quebec, and elsewhere, with an overview of issues pertinent to recovery implementation. It reviews examples of system-level guidelines, program models, practitioner competencies, and measurement tools designed to promote a recovery orientation and suggests how these tools might be used by those charged with implementing recovery in their own jurisdictions. Finally, it raises some of the hard questions about meaning and power that must be addressed during the implementation process.
Resumen
Con la publicación del Plan de Acción de Salud Mental 2005-2010 (Plan d’action en santé mentale 2005-2010), el Quebec tiene la intención de desarrollar un sistema basado en el concepto de restablecimiento. Este artículo presenta un cuadro de las cuestiones relacionadas con la implantación de este concepto, destinado a los planificadores de Québec y de otras partes. Se revisan los ejemplos de directrices para el sistema, los modelos de programa, las competencias de los profesionales y los instrumentos de medida concebidos con el fin de promover el restablecimiento. Se sugiere también la forma en que estas herramientas podrían ser utilizadas por los responsables de la implantación en su propia jurisdicción. Finalmente, se resaltan los aspectos más difíciles de definir y de poder considerar en el momento de la implantación.
Resumo
Com a publicação do Plano de ação em saúde mental 2005-2010, o Quebec pretende desenvolver um sistema baseado no conceito de restabelecimento. Este artigo traça um quadro das questões relativas à implantação deste conceito, voltado para os planejadores de dentro e fora do Quebec. São revistos exemplos de linhas diretrizes para o sistema, modelos de programa, competências dos profissionais e instrumentos de medida concebidos para promover o restabelecimento. São sugeridas, também, maneiras de como os responsáveis da implantação podem utilizar estas ferramentas em sua própria jurisdição. Finalmente, são levantadas questões mais difíceis de definir e de considerar durante a implantação.
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