危机心理健康服务在犹他州的快速演变:机遇和挑战作为全球大流行的结果。

Dave Eldredge, Scott A Langenecker, Rachel Kay Lucynski, Mindy Westlund Schreiner
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我国正面临过去30年的行为健康危机死灰复燃,全球COVID-19大流行进一步加剧了这一危机。近几十年来,青少年中不断增加的自杀危机、未经治疗的焦虑和抑郁以及严重的精神疾病都表明,需要改善可获得、负担得起、及时和全面的行为卫生服务。在犹他州自杀率高、行为健康服务低的背景下,全州范围内的合作者都有一个共同的目标:随时随地为任何人提供危机服务。自2011年启动以来,综合行为健康危机应对系统不断扩大和发挥作用,最终改善了获得服务和转诊的机会,使自杀率趋于平稳,并减少了耻辱。全球大流行进一步推动了犹他州危机应对系统的扩展。本综述的重点是亨斯迈精神卫生研究所作为这些变化的催化剂和合作伙伴的独特经验。我们的目标是:通报犹他州在危机心理健康领域的独特伙伴关系和行动,描述初步步骤和成果,突出持续的挑战,讨论特定于流行病的障碍和机会,并探讨提高质量和获得心理健康资源的长期愿景。
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The Rapid Evolution of Crisis Mental Health Services in Utah: Opportunities and Challenges as a Result of the Global Pandemic.

Our country is facing a resurgence of behavioral health crises from over the past 30 years, further illuminated and exacerbated by the global COVID-19 pandemic. Increasing suicide crises among youths over recent decades, untreated anxiety and depression, and serious mental illness are signs of the need for improvements in accessible, affordable, timely, and comprehensive behavioral health services. Against the backdrop of high suicide rates and low behavioral health services in Utah, statewide collaborators aligned with a common goal: deliver crisis services to anyone, anytime, and anywhere. After its initiation in 2011, the integrated behavioral health crisis response system continued to expand and excel, ultimately improving access and referral to services, flattening suicide rates, and reducing stigma. The global pandemic further motivated the expansion of Utah's crisis response system. This review focuses on the unique experiences of the Huntsman Mental Health Institute as a catalyst and partner in these changes. Our goals are to: inform about unique Utah partnerships and actions in the crisis mental health space, describe initial steps and outcomes, highlight continuing challenges, discuss pandemic-specific barriers and opportunities, and explore the long-term vision to improve quality and access to mental health resources.

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