This course focuses on interprofessional practice in mental health and addictions services. Students will examine the responsibilities and obligations of the professional, with an emphasis on patient-centered care and ethical, evidence-based practices, including policies affecting the care of persons with mental health and addictions challenges
Hours: 45 (Lecture Hours: 45)
Prerequisites:
None
Non-Course Prerequisites:
None
Pre- or Co-Requisites:
IMHA 310
Course Content:
- Interprofessional practices
- Collaborative care settings
- Impact on self, self-care and professional boundaries
- Professional accountability, advocacy and the Mental Health Act
Learning Outcomes:
- Apply ethical decision-making within interprofessional mental health and addiction environments
- Evaluate the effectiveness of collaborative care settings
- Apply philosophies of practice related to supporting individuals and families
- Apply appropriate advocacy skills and strategies to support individuals through context of mental health act
Grading System: Letter Grades
Passing Grade: C+
Text Books:
Textbooks are subject to change. Please contact the bookstore at your local campus for current book lists.