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Transformation is
life altering the process of continuous
evolutionary change driven by the dynamic needs
of the enterprise imbedded in the
unpredictable and the impossible a way to
create something completely possible from the
perceived impossible
from Concepts of Transformation
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RecoveryA Critical Concept to Transformation

• The process by which people are able to live,
  work, learn, and participate fully in their
  communities
• The ability to live a fulfilling and productive
  life despite a disability
• A reduction or complete remission of symptoms
• The ability to make important decisions affecting
  ones own life

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Transformation Goals
Goal 1 Americans understand that mental health
is essential to overall health. Goal 2 Mental
health care is consumer and family driven. Goal 3
Disparities in mental health services are
eliminated. Goal 4 Early mental health
screening, assessment, and referral to services
are common practice. Goal 5 Excellent mental
health care is delivered and research is
accelerated. Goal 6 Technology is used to
access mental health care and information.
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Progress Toward Transformation

• Almost every State agency has adopted a recovery
  mission statement
• 93 have initiatives for individualized,
  person-centered treatment plans
• More than half of the State agencies are
  developing a Comprehensive State Mental Health
  Plan
• 61 of State agencies already have public
  information campaigns
• Every reporting State agency is implementing at
  least one adult evidence-based practice
• 94 are measuring client-outcome measures 

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SAMHSAs Celebration of

• Film, TV, and radio writers and producers who
  have created positive, accurate, and dignified
  portrayals of people with mental illnesses
• Mental health advocates whose efforts have
  expanded public understanding of mental illnesses
• Others whose activities promote mental health
  awareness

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The Federal Action AgendaFundamentally Altering
the Mental Health System

• Provides a model and promotes shared
  responsibility for change at the State and local
  levels
• Features the five principles around which the New
  Freedom Commission on Mental Health framed its
  vision, cross walked with the NFCs six goals
• Describes the state of success for each
  principle
• Highlights current activities and proposes Year-1
  action steps for each principle

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Federal Partners
Department of Health and Human
Services AoA NIH/NIDA ACF NIH/NIMH
AHRQ HHS/OS CDC - ASPE CMS - OCR
HRSA - OD IHS - OPHS SAMHSA
Other Partners Department of Agriculture Departmen
t of Education Department of Defense Department
of Housing and Urban Development Department of
Justice Department of Labor Department of
Transportation Department of Veterans Affairs
Social Security Administration
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Transformation ? Collaboration
Across the Federal GovernmentFederal Partners
Workgroup and the Federal Executive Steering
Committee Across SAMHSA and its three
centersInternal Matrix Workgroup for
Transformation Across and between all levels of
governmentState Incentive Grants for Mental
Health Transformation In partnership with
consumers and their families
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SAMHSA/CMHS 2005 Priorities for Transformation

• Transformational Leadership
• Comprehensive State Mental Health Plans
• Individualized Plans of Care
• Elimination of Disparities
• Science to Services Initiative

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