Quality improvement for mental health [publication] /
by
Organisation mondiale de la santé 
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Material type: 
BookSeries: Mental health policy and service guidance package.Publisher: Geneva : WHO, 2003Description: XIII, 74 p. ; 30 cm.ISBN: 9789241545976; 9241545976.SAPHIR theme(s): Santé mentale | Qualité - Evaluation - AccréditationMeSH subject(s): Quality Assurance, Health Care | Mental Health Services | Accreditation | Quality Improvement | Quality Assurance, Health Care -- methods | Mental Health Services -- standards | GuidelinePUBLICATION TYPE SAPHIR: MonographOnline resources: Date de consultation : 04.06.2008 | Date de consultation : 04.06.2008 Summary: This module sets out practical steps for the improvement of the quality of mental health care including: establishing well functioning accreditation procedures; establishing standards for mental health services; monitoring the mental health service using standards documents and accreditation procedures; integrating quality improvement for mental health into service management and service delivery; Improving or even reforming services where necessary; developing a comprehensive policy and strategic plan for coordinating all actions and services related to mental; aligning funding to promote quality improvement. [Ed.]
| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due |
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| CHUV, Collection de santé publique (CDSP) et InfoDoc Promotion de la santé (PSS) | FB-1002 (Browse shelf) | Available |
This module sets out practical steps for the improvement of the quality of mental health care including: establishing well functioning accreditation procedures; establishing standards for mental health services; monitoring the mental health service using standards documents and accreditation procedures; integrating quality improvement for mental health into service management and service delivery; Improving or even reforming services where necessary; developing a comprehensive policy and strategic plan for coordinating all actions and services related to mental; aligning funding to promote quality improvement. [Ed.]