Access to University Mental Health Services: Understanding the Student Experience: L’accès aux services universitaires de santé mentale : comprendre l’expérience des étudiants — Nathan King (2024) | RDL Network
Access to University Mental Health Services: Understanding the Student Experience: L’accès aux services universitaires de santé mentale : comprendre l’expérience des étudiants
Editorial Material 2024 en
Authors
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Nathan King
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William Pickett
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Kurtis Pankow
Abstract
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Student-tailored mental health literacy may be a sustainable approach to address the attitudinal and practical barriers identified. If such barriers are reduced, an increased service demand would be expected and improved efficiencies needed. A clear Statement of Services, an online singular point of access with embedded triage to signpost students to indicated levels of care, and clearly worked-out care pathways including to community-based services would better align with a stepped care model, improve efficiency and access, and foster realistic expectations around university mental health support.
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