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In Australia, as in many countries, cultural and linguistic diversity poses particular challenges for mental health professionals assessing clients from diverse cultures. Previous research shows cross-cultural differences in manifestations of mental disorders are associated with disparities in mental health service provision. The 5-stage project reported in this book is guided by a program logic framework. Context analysis of population and mental health data shows disparities in treated prevalence for mental disorder, involuntary admission, and diagnosis of clients from ethnic communities. A…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
In Australia, as in many countries, cultural and
linguistic diversity poses particular challenges for
mental health professionals assessing clients from
diverse cultures. Previous research shows
cross-cultural differences in manifestations of
mental disorders are associated with disparities in
mental health service provision. The 5-stage project
reported in this book is guided by a program logic
framework. Context analysis of population and mental
health data shows disparities in treated prevalence
for mental disorder, involuntary admission, and
diagnosis of clients from ethnic communities. A
training needs analysis shows clinicians' confidence
in cross-cultural mental state assessments was
relatively low. To enhance the cross-cultural
clinical competence of crisis assessment teams a
training program in Cross-cultural Psychiatric
Assessment is developed and delivered. Outcome and
impact evaluations examine knowledge acquisition,
confidence on clinical assessment instruments,
transfer to practice, community contact frequency.
and hospital admissions. Cross-cultural mental
health educators will find of value both the training
program and the evaluation methodology.
Autorenporträt
Yvonne Stolk, PhD, is a Clinical Psychologist and studied
Transcultural Mental Health at the Centre for International
Mental Health, Department of Psychiatry, at the University of
Melbourne. She is a Research and Education Consultant at the
Victorian Transcultural Psychiatry Unit, Australia, and co-author
of Assessing Mental Health across Cultures.