Appendix 5: Kia Piki Te Ora: All Age Suicide Programme Logic Source: Ministry of Health. 2010. Paper for the Ministerial Committee on Suicide Prevention: Māori Suicide Prevention. Wellington: Ministry of Health. Objectives Short Term Outcomes Medium Term Intermediate Term Long Term Ultimate Outcomes Outcomes Outcomes Outcomes 1. Māori have Reduction in suicide 1. Promote Mental opportunity to Increased sense of self and self-harm in Health & Wellbeing for participate in mental Increased and positive identity. communities. TOI ORA Māori. health and wellbeing connectedness. programmes. 2. Policies and strategies Increased capacity and to reduce access to support for whānau to Policies and strategies means of suicide are reduce access to means are adopted and active. Reduction in suicide 2. Reduce Access to the supported and of suicide. and self-harm in Means of Suicide. encouraged. communities. TOI ORA 3. Whānau are Increased development supported to reduce of policies and strategies. access to means of suicide. Increased awareness of Greater monitoring and 3. Increase Safe 4. Media and other responsible reporting by action on suicide related Reduction in suicide Reporting of Suicide by organisations are media and other reporting. and self-harm in TOI ORA Media. engaged. organisations. communities. Increased uptake of safe reporting. 5. Services and referral Services have an 4. Contribute to pathways* for Māori increased understanding Increased referrals and Improved Mental Health identified. of Māori referral referral pathways. Reduction in suicide Services for Māori. pathways. and self-harm in communities. TOI ORA 6. Increased Responsive and Increased availability and understanding of Māori appropriate services for uptake of Māori appropriate service Māori supported and appropriate mental delivery models. encouraged. health services. * Referral pathways are across primary and secondary mental health service
Appendix 5: Kia Piki Te Ora: All Age Suicide Programme Logic Source: Ministry of Health. 2010. Paper for the Ministerial Committee on Suicide Prevention: Māori Suicide Prevention. Wellington: Ministry of Health. Objectives Short Term Outcomes Medium Term Outcomes Intermediate Term Outcomes Long Term Outcomes Ultimate Outcomes 1. Promote Mental Health & Wellbeing for Māori. 1. Māori have opportunity to participate in mental health and wellbeing programmes. Increased connectedness. Increased sense of self and positive identity. Reduction in suicide and self-harm in communities. TOI ORA 2. Reduce Access to the Means of Suicide. 2. Policies and strategies to reduce access to means of suicide are supported and encouraged. Increased capacity and support for whānau to reduce access to means of suicide. Policies and strategies are adopted and active. Reduction in suicide and self-harm in communities. TOI ORA 3. Whānau are supported to reduce access to means of suicide. Increased development of policies and strategies. 3. Increase Safe Reporting of Suicide by Media. 4. Media and other organisations are engaged. Increased awareness of responsible reporting by media and other organisations. Greater monitoring and action on suicide related reporting. Reduction in suicide and self-harm in communities. TOI ORA Increased uptake of safe reporting. 4. Contribute to Improved Mental Health Services for Māori. 5. Services and referral pathways* for Māori identified. Services have an increased understanding of Māori referral pathways. Increased referrals and referral pathways. Reduction in suicide and self-harm in communities. TOI ORA 6. Increased understanding of Māori appropriate service delivery models. Responsive and appropriate services for Māori supported and encouraged. Increased availability and uptake of Māori appropriate mental health services. * Referral pathways are across primary and secondary mental health service