Catalogue canadien de recherches policières

Police & mental health : a critical review of joint police/mental health collaborations in Ontario.

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Localisation

Recherches policières canadienne

Ressource

Livres électroniques

Titre alternatif

Critical review of joint police/mental health collaborations in Ontario

Auteurs

Bibliographie

Includes bibliographical references.

Description

1 online resource (v, 56 pages) : charts, illustrations

Note

Cover title.
"January 2011"--Cover.
"This report was prepared by Uppala Chandrasekera, with research assistance from Neda Pajooman"--Text from page ii.
Authors affiliated with: Canadian Mental Health Association Ontario, York University.

Résumé

"This report presents the findings of the Provincial Human Services and Justice Coordinating Committee (HSJCC) project on police/mental health collaboration in Ontario. The document offers a provincial examination of issues related to police/mental health collaboration, and highlights successes and challenges of collaboration. Information contained in this report was obtained through three methods: a document review, a survey of Local HSJCCs, and a series of key informant interviews. Three key questions are addressed: What legislation and policies impact on police/mental health collaboration? What types of police/mental health collaboration initiatives currently exist in Ontario? What are the issues related to police/mental health initiatives?"--Page iii.

Sujet

Accès en ligne

Contenu

Part 1. Issues relating to police/mental health collaboration -- Part 2. Highlights from HSJCC police/mental health survey -- Part 3. Background information on the justice and mental health systems in Ontario -- 3.1. Interface between the criminal justice and mental health systems --3.2. Legislation and policies that Impact police/mental health collaboration -- 3.3. Mental health diversion policies -- 3.4. Overview of mental health education and training -- 3.5. Mental health crisis response initiatives -- 3.6. Police encounters in the hospital -- 3.7. Overview of the Personal Health Information and Protection Act -- 3.8. Mental health police records -- 3.9. Innovative solutions for transporting clients -- 3.10. Overview of community treatment orders -- 3.11. Overview of Assertive Community Treatment Teams -- 3.12. Working with marginalized communities -- Appendix A. Provincial HSJCC Police/Mental Health Advisory Committee -- Appendix B. HSJCC police/mental health survey -- Appendix C: HSJCC police/mental health survey respondents.

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