Chapter IV: Territorial mental health project

I. – The territorial mental health project referred to inarticle L. 3221-2: 1° Promotes health care and social or medico-social support for people in their ordinary living environment, in particular through the development of ambulatory organisation methods in the health, social and medico-social fields; 2° Enables the structuring and coordination of health care and social and medico-social support services; 3° Determines the framework for second-level coordination and implements it in…

I. – When the mental health actors mentioned inarticle L. 3221-2 working in the field of mental health in a given territory take the initiative to draw up a territorial mental health project, they send the Director General of the Regional Health Agency a document specifying the proposed boundaries of the mental health territory, the list of associated actors and the actor or actors designated as correspondents for the Agency….

In order to establish the state of available resources, identify shortcomings in the supply of prevention and health, social and medico-social services and in the accessibility, coordination and continuity of these services, and recommend actions to remedy them, the shared diagnosis provided for in II ofarticle L. 3221-2 takes into account the following elements: 1° The population’s access to psychiatric diagnosis and care ; 2° The care and support provided…

The territorial mental health project organises access for the population to facilities and services that meet the priorities defined in articles R. 3224-5 to R. 3224-10.

I. – The priority of the territorial mental health project is to organise the conditions for the early identification of mental disorders, the development of a diagnosis and access to care and social or medico-social support, in accordance with the latest scientific data and good professional practice. To this end, it provides for the organisation of : 1° Access to specialist advice for patients cared for by primary care professionals,…

I. – The priority of the territorial mental health project is to organise a high-quality and seamless health and life pathway, particularly for people suffering from serious and long-term mental disorders, who are or are at risk of mental disability, with a view to their recovery and social inclusion. To this end, it provides for : 1° Actions designed to prevent the onset or worsening of the disability, through the…

The priority of the territorial mental health project is to organise the conditions under which people with mental health problems have access to somatic care adapted to their needs. To this end, it ensures that provision is made for : 1° Access to somatic care for these people by general practitioners, in close coordination with psychiatric and specialised somatic care professionals; 2° In the event of hospitalisation, the organisation of…

The priority of the territorial mental health project is to organise the conditions for preventing and dealing with crisis and emergency situations. To this end, it provides for: 1° The organisation of the intervention of psychiatric professionals in people’s homes, including in social and medico-social accommodation structures, to prevent psychiatric emergencies and in the event of psychiatric emergencies, by promoting the coordinated intervention of healthcare professionals and these structures; 2°…

I. – The priority of the territorial mental health project is to organise the conditions for respecting and promoting the rights of people with mental disorders, to strengthen their power to decide and act and to combat the stigmatisation of these disorders. To this end, it promotes the involvement of these people, their relatives and their families in the development and implementation of the care and social or medico-social support…

The priority of the territorial mental health project is to organise the conditions for action on the social, environmental and territorial determinants of mental health. To this end, it aims to : 1° Strengthen people’s psycho-social skills, particularly in the fields of education, parenting and work, in order to promote the factors that foster mental well-being; 2° Prevent the onset or worsening of mental disorders.