T07 – Group programme session attendances Keywords HISO PRIMHD description Additional comments Treatment focus Assessment, treatment (eg, DBT These sessions often use a cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) format, or cover care planning discussing an – group, AOD group, talking therapies, for change in behaviour, or thinking, and setting goals for what they wish to achieve. This individual’s plans Session designed for two relapse prevention), care planning, may include looking at skills to improve self-soothing, emotional regulation, distress tolerance and, in or more service users review and discharge services relaxation, the use of mindfulness. Mental health and/or provided and designed for more than Treatment examples include: alcohol and other two consumers in a group setting addiction services dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) (excluding residential and cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) inpatient teams) mindfulness and sensory connection Direct contact with service stress management users in a group setting distress tolerance for: emotional self-regulation and assertiveness. assessment The focus of programmes may include: treatment addictions care planning self-harm review suicidal thoughts discharge mood disorders traumatic brain injuries eating disorders. Regardless of the number of staff involved in a group session with a service user, including family/whānau involvement, only one activity record should be submitted to PRIMHD. The most significant activity in the service journey should be the activity reported. The staff members involved must agree on which activity user’s is the most significant. Attendance of a couple, family or group, only one of whom is a mental health service user, is one attendance.
T07 – Group programme session attendances Keywords HISO PRIMHD description Additional comments Treatment focus Session designed for two or more service users Mental health and/or alcohol and other addiction services (excluding residential and inpatient teams) Direct contact with service users in a group setting for: assessment treatment care planning review discharge Assessment, treatment (eg, DBT group, AOD group, talking therapies, relapse prevention), care planning, review and discharge services provided and designed for more than two consumers in a group setting These sessions often use a cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) format, or cover care planning – discussing an individual’s plans for change in behaviour, or thinking, and setting goals for what they wish to achieve. This may include looking at skills to improve self-soothing, emotional regulation, distress tolerance and, in relaxation, the use of mindfulness. Treatment examples include: dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) mindfulness and sensory connection stress management distress tolerance emotional self-regulation and assertiveness. The focus of programmes may include: addictions self-harm suicidal thoughts mood disorders traumatic brain injuries eating disorders. Regardless of the number of staff involved in a group session with a service user, including family/whānau involvement, only one activity record should be submitted to PRIMHD. The most significant activity in the service user’s journey should be the activity reported. The staff members involved must agree on which activity is the most significant. Attendance of a couple, family or group, only one of whom is a mental health service user, is one attendance.
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