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  • 10 - Recovering US Mental Healthcare

  • from Part III - The Future
  • Edited by Meaghan Stacy, Yale University, Connecticut, Charlie A. Davidson, Emory University, Atlanta
  • Book:
    Recovering the US Mental Healthcare System
    Published online:
    03 March 2022
    Print publication:
    24 February 2022, pp 230-248

  • Summary

    This chapter summarizes the key themes from the preceding chapters by experts in the field of psychosis: the connection between mental healthcare and the larger social climate; the need to combat stigma and change beliefs and attitudes; the important role of training; the necessity of breaking down silos; and the essential nature of learning from others. Given that successful implementation and dissemination will likely require interventions at multiple levels of the system, we apply best practices from organizational change management to provide a path forward. Using the ADKAR model to develop awareness of the need for change, foster desire to be involved in the change, generate the knowledge and ability to participate in the change, and reinforce desired behaviors are essential steps forward. We provide concrete suggestions to promote change of the mental healthcare system as each step of the change process.