changes in practice. recovery oriented system of care recovery management recovery support...

Changes in Practice

Recovery Oriented System of Care

Recovery Management Recovery Support Services

Recovery System

Treatment System

Involve stakeholders in planning and evaluating services

Include persons in long term recovery and their families as stakeholders

Aim for a diverse spectrum of services - treatment, alternatives to treatment, and recovery support

Address barriers to accessing services

Emphasize coordination of services – case management

Involve peers and allies in the provision of services

Attraction Outreach Stigma reduction activities

Access and Engagement Lowered threshold for admission Reduce premature disengagement from treatment

Assessment and Treatment Planning

Strengths based Focus on individual, family and community

Partnership/ Consultant Relationships with Patients

Enhanced choice and self-management

Evidence based Culturally competent Gender specific Integrated with mental health and

somatic health services

Family Involvement

Individualized Length of stay and menu of services

Coordination with Recovery Support Services

Housing Employment Recovery community centers Recovery coaching

Continuing Care Monitoring, support and re-involvement in treatment

Connected to Community Active linkage with recovery community

Development of recovery resources Advocacy

System Management Planning for multiple services Coordination of services provided concurrently and sequentially

Integrating a new workforce Monitoring new outcomes Engaging diverse stakeholders

Changing the Treatment Model

Diverse combinations of treatment and support services

Maintaining longer contact with patients

Adopting innovations on a regular basis

Involvement in the Community Partnering with Prevention

Shared community outcomes, environmental strategies

Collaboration with allied service agencies

Somatic and mental healthHousing, employment, recovery community centers