The NSW School-Link Training Program: The Impact of Training on Mental Health Service Provision to Adolescents in New South Wales, Australia

McAlpine, Rob; Hillin, Anthony; Montague, Ros

doi:10.1080/14623730.2008.9721758

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“…The School-Link Training Program is an integral part of the School-Link initiative. It has provided a comprehensive approach to interagency training in adolescent mental health [9], [10]. Approximately 2000 clinicians attend each of the five phases of training delivered over 10 years.…”

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“…The School-Link training is provided free of charge to all participants. Information about programs and the impact of School-Link training on clinical practice is available elsewhere [9], [10]…”

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“…It has provided a comprehensive approach to interagency training in adolescent mental health. 9,10 . Phase 1 'Adolescent depression and related disorders' Á a 3-day course; 9 .…”

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A Model for Consultation with Aboriginal Stakeholders About Young People's Mental Health and Wellbeing: the NSW School-Link Training Program

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The course was delivered as part of an ongoing comprehensive interagency training program for 2000 clinicians. The course was positively evaluated by participants and stakeholders, suggesting that the course development, including the consultation process with Aboriginal stakeholders, was effective in meeting participant and stakeholder needs. Agencies may be interested in the application of this model to consultation processes with Aboriginal communities and with other populations.

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