2012
Department of Health and Wellness
Government of Nova Scotia
Stemming from recommendations for improving mental health and addictions services that came from the Mental Health and Addictions Strategy Advisory Committee’s “Come Together” report, this 5-year plan outlines 33 actions for providing better care to Nova Scotians living with mental illness and addictions across five priority areas. These include: 1) intervening and treating early for better results, with a focus on children and youth; 2) shorter waits, better care; 3) Aboriginal and diverse communities, 4) working together differently, and 5) reducing stigma.
Together We Can: The Plan to Improve Mental Health and Addictions Care for Nova Scotians.
Department of Health and Wellness. (2012). Together we can: The plan to improve mental health and addictions care for Nova Scotians. Government of Nova Scotia.
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