Service user participates Yes CM The service user takes part in a specialised and/or T38 can only be reported for in a therapeutic day intensive day programme, as an outpatient, with a culturally specific programme programme for treatment focus on individual treatment. activity. Where the focus of a day programme is on intensive or specialised treatment, T22 should be reported. T39 – Integrated Māori and clinical interventions Keywords HISO PRIMHD description Additional comments Challenges with the collection of cultural activity Medical model and In addition to receiving mainstream clinical Use T36 for one-to-one support or group The following point should be noted in the collection Māori interventions interventions and services, the tangata programmes that use both a western and analysis of cultural activity information in whaiora/consumer also received integrated medical model as well as PRIMHD: Māori One-to one-support or specific services and clinical interventions, and which are usually held Māori group programme There is no way to identify if cultural support was interventions (for example, application of in a setting. Māori provided during the assessment and treatment or clinical setting Māori Models of practice, traditional and Māori Where integrated clinical and stages of a service journey (ie, T01), or if Māori user’s Provider arm or NGO contemporary, which recognise the value of culturally specific activity or interventions integrated clinical/cultural interventions with clinical staff culture to the healing process including, but are the focus of a group session or service users have included or not. family/whānau not limited to and whakawhānaungatanga programme, use T39 instead of T07 or increased access to te ao Māori, T22. incorporating but not limited to: purakau; mau rakau; waiata; te reo; raranga; karakia; whakapapa; mirimiri; and rongoa. This would also include services provided by tohunga, kaumatua, kuia, staff and Māori cultural advisors. Māori It would also include those cultural interventions that are supported by a Western approach such as bio-medical, etc.
Service user participates in a therapeutic day programme for treatment Yes CM The service user takes part in a specialised and/or intensive day programme, as an outpatient, with a focus on individual treatment. T38 can only be reported for culturally specific programme activity. Where the focus of a day programme is on intensive or specialised treatment, T22 should be reported. T39 – Integrated Māori and clinical interventions Keywords HISO PRIMHD description Additional comments Challenges with the collection of cultural activity Medical model and Māori interventions One-to one-support or group programme Māori or clinical setting Provider arm or NGO clinical staff In addition to receiving mainstream clinical interventions and services, the tangata whaiora/consumer also received integrated Māori specific services and clinical interventions (for example, application of Māori Models of practice, traditional and contemporary, which recognise the value of culture to the healing process including, but not limited to whakawhānaungatanga and increased access to te ao Māori, incorporating but not limited to: purakau; mau rakau; waiata; te reo; raranga; karakia; whakapapa; mirimiri; and rongoa. This would also include services provided by tohunga, kaumatua, kuia, Māori staff and Māori cultural advisors. It would also include those cultural interventions that are supported by a Western approach such as bio-medical, etc. Use T36 for one-to-one support or group programmes that use both a western medical model as well as Māori interventions, and which are usually held in a Māori setting. Where integrated clinical and Māori culturally specific activity or interventions are the focus of a group session or programme, use T39 instead of T07 or T22. The following point should be noted in the collection and analysis of cultural activity information in PRIMHD: There is no way to identify if cultural support was provided during the assessment and treatment stages of a service user’s journey (ie, T01), or if integrated clinical/cultural interventions with service users have included family/whānau or not.
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