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Date
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Theme
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Objective
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Day 1
Monday 16/03/2009
Morning Session
(08.00-12.00)
Afternoon Session
(13.00-16.30)
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Burden of disease and the public health significance of mental disorders
- Introduction to LMHSDI
- Global Mental Health
- Current Situation in Indonesia
Small Group Discussion:
Situation in their area of work, according to the 4 topics in WG - TF; by using:
- Problem definitions and diagnosis
- Problem tree - the cause and impact
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Objectives:
Develop an understanding of the importance of and impediments to, the scaling up of mental health services.
Specific Outcomes:
- Why scale up?
- What to scale up?
- Where to scale up?
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Day 2
Tuesday 17/03/2009
Morning Session
(08.00-12.00)
Afternoon Session
(13.00-16.30)
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Barriers to mental health system development and the Lancet call for action: The situation in Indonesia
Student presentation of the Lancet series and discussion for each topic of Lancet series, with an understanding about the situation in Indonesia (according to Lancet series) and the implications.
Small Group Discussion:
Identifying and overcoming local barriers. Implementing locally a high priority component of the call to action.
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Objectives:
Develop an understanding of the importance of and impediments to, the scaling up of mental health services.
Specific Outcomes:
- Impediments to scaling up MH services;
- Implications of the Lancet series for MH system development.
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Day 3
Wednesday
18/03/2009
Morning Session
(08.00-12.00)
Afternoon Session
(13.00-16.30)
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Local leadership for mental health system development
- Introduction to leadership for MH System Development;
- Introduction to policy development.
Small Group Discussion:
- Setting priorities (framework for priority setting);
- Stakeholder analysis;
- Policy/program evaluation - related with the problem (day 1) and leadership plans for the futures - related with the overcoming and action (day 2).
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Objectives:
Develop knowledge and skills in how to scale up mental health services in their local context.
Specific Outcomes:
- Identification of what services should be developed as a priority in the specific setting;
- Identification of services that may be adequate and those that may be unnecessary;
- Identification of various stakeholders and methods to ensure their participation; and
- Recommendations for the reorganisation of MH services in the region.
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Day 4
Thursday
19/03/2009
Morning Session
(08.00-12.00)
Afternoon Session
(13.00-16.30)
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Developing a modern MH system in Indonesia
- Characteristics of such a system;
- Principles of MH service design;
- Assessment of needs;
- Health Information Systems;
- Service quality.
Small Group Discussion:
9 domain (JG), 6C-MH: minimum specifications for optimal MH system performance.
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Objectives:
- Develop knowledge and skills in how to scale up mental health services in their local context;
- Design a mental health system development project that can be implemented in their settings.
Specific Outcomes:
Develop minimum specifications for optimal MH system performance in their settings.
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Day 5
Friday
20/03/2009
Morning Session
(08.00-12.00)
Afternoon Session
(13.00-16.30)
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Developing Community-Based Mental Health Program
- Community engagement and community leadership;
- Integrating MH programs into general health and social programs;
- Dealing with disability;
- MH programs - promotion, prevention, detection, treatment and rehabilitation.
Small Group Discussion:
Type of intervention, barrier and challenges, related to day 2 and 3.
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Objectives:
- Develop knowledge and skills in how to scale up mental health services in their local context;
- Design a mental health system development project that can be implemented in their settings.
Readings:
- Psychiatry and primary care;
- Mental health in primary care in (limits and opportunities);
- Mental health in primary care in developing countries;
- Mental health workforce;
- Community mental health: case study from other countries/regions;
- Profile and MH program in primary care (participants).
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Day 6
Saturday
21/03/2009
Morning Session
(08.00-12.00)
Afternoon Session
(13.00-16.30)
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Leadership in monitoring and evaluation
- Inputs, outputs, outcomes, impacts;
- Methods of the evaluation of the effects of care.
Small Group Discussion:
Develop key indicators to monitor the mental health performance (service, policy etc.) based on day 4 and 5.
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Objectives:
- Develop knowledge and skills in how to scale up mental health services in their local context;
- Design a mental health system development project that can be implemented in their settings - sustaining development and reform.
Specific Outcomes:
- What are the major process, output and outcome indicators to monitor and evaluate mental health plan?
- What data sources will each require?
- How will these data sources be collected?
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Day 7
Sunday
22/03/2009
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Break/Weekend
Homework: mental health development plans/programs.
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Day 8
Monday
23/03/2009
Morning Session
(08.00-12.00)
Afternoon Session
(13.00-16.30)
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Ethics and Human Rights
What needs to be done (by whom) to protect and promote the rights of people with mental illness and their families?
Small Group Discussion:
Pro and contra about pasung and discrimination.
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Objectives:
- Develop knowledge and skills in how to scale up mental health services in their local context;
- Design a mental health system development project that can be implemented in their settings - promoting ethical and human rights.
Specific Outcomes:
A mental health system development project based on ethics and human rights.
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Day 9
Tuesday
24/03/2009
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Working in groups on local mental health development plans/projects
(one facilitator for each group)
- Background on the project;
- Objectives;
- Target;
- Stakeholders;
- Program description method (sustainability, ethics and human rights);
- Monitoring and evaluation;
- Time table;
- Financing
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Objectives:
Projects supervision and mentoring arrangements.
Specific Outcomes:
Applicable plans/projects
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Day 10
Wednesday
25/03/2009
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Presentations from groups on mental health development plans/projects
Closing
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Objectives:
Projects supervision and mentoring arrangements.
Specific Outcomes:
Applicable plans/projects
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