Cultural assessment, Yes DM, MC, CM assessment and support is provided T38 Use T38 where the main activity is Māori cultural support or intervention to a service user by non-clinical staff in a service culturally specific. home, marae or in another community user’s Where the focus is on assessment, setting, eg, a karakia when a service user is unwell, treatment, care, planning review or other members of the are unwell; a whānau and discharge, and the are whānau house blessing; or during times of distress (grief, present and involved, use . tangihanga). The service are user’s whānau present and involved. Cultural activity Yes CM The service user participates in whakangahau: a T38 hui using te reo as a medium and to connect people for special events (eg, Matariki, mental health awareness week, end-of-year celebrations, graduations for classes provided by the service, inter-service celebrations (Shared Vision, NGOs). The purpose is to celebrate oneself, and one’s connections related to mana, identity, aroha. Cultural support; only No DM, CM, MC Cultural support is provided to only. The or The service user must be present to whānau present service user is not present. report T38 whānau – Māori-specific interventions. Use Contact with – family/whānau, service user not present if the service care and treatment is user’s the focus of the support. Report T32 using the service NHI. user’s From July 2016, use Support for – for supportive family/whānau activity delivered to family/whānau members of people with mental health and addiction issues regarding the effects of these issues on the family/whānau member. Report using the family/whānau member’s NHI. Service user participates No MC The service user participates in a intervention Use T39 Integrated and Māori – Māori in intervention using using cultural practices, in conjunction with a clinical interventions. cultural and clinical model Western medical model, in a setting. Māori
Cultural assessment, support or intervention Yes DM, MC, CM Māori cultural assessment and support is provided to a service user by non-clinical staff in a service user’s home, marae or in another community setting, eg, a karakia when a service user is unwell, or other members of the whānau are unwell; a house blessing; or during times of distress (grief, tangihanga). The service user’s whānau are present and involved. T38 Use T38 where the main activity is culturally specific. Where the focus is on assessment, treatment, care, planning review and discharge, and the whānau are present and involved, use . Cultural activity Yes CM The service user participates in whakangahau: a hui using te reo as a medium and to connect people for special events (eg, Matariki, mental health awareness week, end-of-year celebrations, graduations for classes provided by the service, inter-service celebrations (Shared Vision, NGOs). The purpose is to celebrate oneself, and one’s connections related to mana, identity, aroha. T38 Cultural support; only whānau present No DM, CM, MC Cultural support is provided to whānau only. The service user is not present. or The service user must be present to report T38 – Māori-specific interventions. Use – Contact with family/whānau, service user not present if the service user’s care and treatment is the focus of the support. Report T32 using the service user’s NHI. From July 2016, use – Support for family/whānau for supportive activity delivered to family/whānau members of people with mental health and addiction issues regarding the effects of these issues on the family/whānau member. Report using the family/whānau member’s NHI. Service user participates in intervention using cultural and clinical model No MC The service user participates in a Māori intervention using cultural practices, in conjunction with a Western medical model, in a Māori setting. Use T39 – Integrated Māori and clinical interventions.