New Zealand Mental Health Indusry Flashcards
Who characterised the evolution of the mental health system in New Zealand as a series of waves?
Sir Mason Durie.
What did Sir Mason Durie characterise the evolution of the mental health system in New Zealand as?
A series of waves.
Where were people with mental illness treated during the first wave of the evolution of the New Zealand health system?
In large psychiatric institutions away from the sight of the community, with psychiatry having unquestioned authority.
How long did the first wave of the evolution of the New Zealand health system last for?
Over 100 years.
What were the 2 key features of the second wave of the New Zealand mental health system?
Deinstitutionalisation and the closure of the large psychiatric hospitals.
What was the problem with the second wave of the New Zealand mental health system?
Placement of the mentally ill in a society used to their being out of sight and out of mind and now placed in a society largely unprepared and apprehensive.
What eventuated from the turmoil of the second wave of the New Zealand mental health system?
The evolution of the third wave of mental health services.
Does the third wave represent the existing model of mental health services?
Yes
What wave represents the existing model of mental health services?
The third wave.
What is the emerging literature now shifting away from with respects to mental health?
The traditional paradigm of mental disorders.
What paradigm is the emerging literature shifting to with respects to mental health?
One of wellness that is maintained throughout the lifespan.
What did the third wave of the New Zealand mental health system see developed?
Community mental health services.
Community mental health services were developed as part of what wave in the New Zealand mental health system?
The third wave
When was the third wave of the New Zealand mental health system principally?
The mid 1990s to early 2000s.
When were community health services largely developed in New Zealand?
The mid 1990s to early 2000s.