Mental health service needs assessment

Goodman, Ann B.; Haugland, Gary

doi:10.1007/bf00707485

Adm Policy Ment Health

1994

DOI: 10.1007/bf00707485

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Mental health service needs assessment

Ann B. Goodman

Gary Haugland

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“…Ideally, services should be distributed appropriately to population requirements. By identifying those in greatest need, both from an individual and a population perspective, limited resources could be most efficiently directed (Goodman & Haugland, 1994).…”

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Population‐based indices for the funding of mental health care: a review and implications

Tulloch

Priebe

2010

J of Public Mental Health

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Population‐based indices of needs have an influence on mental health care funding. Over the last 30 years, a number of needs indices have been developed that utilise sociodemographic and service utilisation data to calculate a proxy indicator of population‐based need. This approach is used because indicators of socio‐economic disadvantage expressed as weighted deprivation show a strong relationship with mental health morbidity. In this paper, we review the existing indices, illustrate the application of these indices using east London as an example, and consider the methodological and conceptual limitations of these indices. Although none of the current indices provide a definitive picture, commissioners and providers may find them to be a useful source of contextual information, which may be useful in combination. In England, this is particularly relevant in the light of the increased liberalisation of commissioning services and changes in the funding process.

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Population‐based indices for the funding of mental health care: a review and implications

Tulloch

Priebe

2010

J of Public Mental Health

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The construction of community indexes of mental health and social and mental well-being and their application to New York City

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Laska

Haugland

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Evaluation and Program Planning

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Stretching a Penny: Completing a Rapid Needs Assessment for a Nonprofit Community-Based Hospice Wellness Center in Ontario, Canada

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Charron

Valcke

2023

Journal of Social Work in End-of-Life & Palliative Care

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Mental health service needs assessment

Cited by 4 publications

References 13 publications

Population‐based indices for the funding of mental health care: a review and implications

Population‐based indices for the funding of mental health care: a review and implications

The construction of community indexes of mental health and social and mental well-being and their application to New York City

Stretching a Penny: Completing a Rapid Needs Assessment for a Nonprofit Community-Based Hospice Wellness Center in Ontario, Canada

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