Nezbytné kroky reformy psychiatrické péče v ČR

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1 Nezbytné kroky reformy psychiatrické péče v ČR Cyril Höschl National Institute of Mental Health & Charles University, 3rd Medical Faculty, Prague M NI H Praha,

2 Co je psychiatrická péče? Nejdříve musíme vědět, co vlastně reformujeme Psychiatrická péče jako systém služeb péče o duševní zdraví, které jsou vykonávané profesionálními pracovníky, a který je ovlivněn politikou, legislativou a zdroji. Systém služeb péče o duševní zdraví se skládá ze služeb zaměřených na: Mental health prevention & promotion Early intervention Treatment (& relapse prevention) Kompetence a schopnosti profesionálních pracovníků jsou ovlivněny vzděláním Politická rozhodnutí, legislativa a investování zdrojů mohou být jen tak dobré, nakolik je dobrá evidence, která je podporuje NÁRODNÍ ÚSTAV DUŠEVNÍHO ZDRAVÍ

3 History of psychiatry in CEE Western influence Eastern influence Syndromological approach Psychological approach Out-patient oriented service International Classification of Mental Disorder (ICD-1999), Evidence-based medicine Stigma problems awareness and deinstitutialization Decentralised care Nozological approach Biological approach In-patient oriented service Russian school (Post-Kraepelin psychiatry) Specific methods of treatment Institutionalization Semashko Health Care System Дмитрий Крупченко 2017 N.A. Semashko

4 Institutional nature of Mental Health Care 1. Ambivalence: Awareness of changes necessity Stability of current system 2. Weakness of primary & community care 3. Lack of intersectoral collaborations Dlouhý, 2014

5 WHO Service Organization Pyramid for an Optimal Mix of Services for Mental Health Frequency of needs Quantity of services needed WHO recommendations Psychiatric services in general hospital Long stay facilities and specialised psychiatric services Community Mental health services Primary care Mental Health Services Costs Informal Community Care Self-Care

6 WHO Service Organization Pyramid for an Optimal Mix of Services for Mental Health Frequency of needs Psychiatric services in general hospital Quantity of current services in Eastern Europe Long stay facilities and specialised psychiatric services Community Mental health services Primary care Mental Health Services Costs Informal Community Care Self-Care

7 Czech mental health care system and its reform Before 1989 Biological orientation, social problems officially did not exist, people with severe mental health problems excluded into large psychiatric hospitals After 1989 Replacement of taxation based system by public health insurance Development of patient-oriented advocacy groups Increasing attention to human rights Deinstitutionalization and destigmatization major issues Slow progress, lack of enthusiasm of many stakeholders, development of community based services still limited Höschl C, Winkler P and Pěč O. (2012) The state of psychiatry in the Czech Republic. International Review of Psychiatry 24: Dlouhy M. (2014) Mental health policy in Eastern Europe: a comparative analysis of seven mental health systems. BMC health services research 14:

8 Czech mental health care system and its reform Dobřany Mental Hospital beds

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10 Number of states: 34 Albania, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Russian federation, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, United kingdom, Uzbekistan Bahbouh R., Höschl C.jr & QED group

11 Number of states: 34 Albania, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Russian federation, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, United kingdom, Uzbekistan Winkler P., Höschlová E. et al. 2013; Bahbouh R., Höschl C.jr & QED group

12 United kingdom Switzerland Denmark Israel Italy Norway Netherlands Belgium Spain Estonia Hungary Ireland Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina Slovakia Moldova Albania Austria Montenegro Bulgaria Latvia Czech republic Romania Lithuania Georgia Greece Azerbaijan Malta Luxembourg Germany Mental Health Care systems across Europe Positions (distances): Mutual similarity in Community-based rehabilitation Community-based crisis care d. d.in daytime Community-based crisis care d.24hours a day Assertive outreach Home treatment Community-based early oiintervention Elevation: GDP per capita (2011) Winkler P. et al. 2013

13 Czech mental health care system and its reform Reform Strategy of mental health care reform published in 2013 Aims: To improve quality of life of people with mental health problems To re-structure the system of services (deinstitutionalization) Empowerment of families, inclusion into decision- and policymaking processes To develop community mental health centres To decrease stigmatisation Implementation plan being worked out Challenges: opposition, lack of leadership, limited knowledge base, limited socioeconomic data

14 Reformní projekty Projekt MERRPS Metodika pro Evidenci Respektující Rozvoj Psychiatrické Péče Projekt Analytická základna (snad bude?) Zatím nic (!) Projekt Destigmatizace Projekt Deinstitucionalizace Projekt Multidisciplinarita Projekty CDZ 1, 2, 3 Pracovníci Vzdělání Politika, legislativa, zdroje, evidence Služby Prevence a podpora zdraví Časná intervence Léčba lůžková & komunitní (prevence relapsu) NÁRODNÍ ÚSTAV DUŠEVNÍHO ZDRAVÍ

15 Nezbytné kroky Zajistit, aby reformní projekty dávaly smysl dohromady Architektura nebyla vytvořena, ad hoc vznikají různé odborné rady, poradní skupiny, diskusní skupiny atd., které nemají definovaný statut, kompetence atp. Zajistit, aby komponenty v jednotlivých projektech byly co nejvíce evidence-based a napojené na mezinárodní struktury a organizace Zatím jsou některé projekty velmi vágně definované Adresovat nové výzvy, dostat na palubu nové lidi např. nové vedení WHO (Daniel Chisholm nebyl z nějakého důvodu pozván na tento kulatý stůl) Zajistit vznik a realizaci projektů, které doposud nebyly vytvořeny Vzdělávání, prevence, Early Intervention, School Interventions, Suicide prevention atd. mnoho chybí a některé cílové skupiny nejsou vůbec podchyceny Zajistit, aby se projekty opravdu realizovaly Zajistit udržitelnost změn Podchytit hrozby Lidé jsou demotivovaní, proces trvá příliš dlouho, je netransparentní, projekty jsou vágně definované a lidem nesrozumitelné velká nejistota mezi profesionály (lékaři, sestry, komunitní pracovníci), nejsou vůbec jasné kompetence a zodpovědnosti za reformu atd. atp NÁRODNÍ ÚSTAV DUŠEVNÍHO ZDRAVÍ

16 Main barriers Lack of leadership & capacity Weakness of service users and advocacy organisations Stigma among decision- and policy-makers Unawareness of changes necessity Insufficiency of finances allocation Stability & rigidity of current system

17 Main future directions Development of primary care and services in community Developing rehabilitation, psychotherapy, employmentassistance Addressing stigma Promoting human rights perspective Empowerment of service users Promoting evidence-based treatment & research activity

18 Nezbytné kroky reformy psychiatrické péče v ČR Cyril Höschl National Institute of Mental Health & Charles University, 3rd Medical Faculty, Prague M NI H Praha,