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The Transformation of Community Mental Health in Taiwan

THE REVOLUTION OF COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH IN TAIWAN

Mental health services in Taiwan are shifting from a hospital-centered model to a community-based, recovery-oriented model.

The poster presents a national transformation of community mental health services in Taiwan aimed at reducing institutionalization among people with mental illness and strengthening the social safety net. More than one hundred community mental health centers have been established nationwide; the government provides citizens aged 15 to 45 with three free psychological counseling sessions per year to improve mental health and prevent suicide. Halfway houses and community rehabilitation centers have been established as part of psychiatric rehabilitation services, and vocational rehabilitation programs requiring performance assessments are being implemented for people with severe mental illness. A community psychiatry specialist system was introduced last year, with the aim of shifting services from a hospital-centered model to a community-based, recovery-oriented approach. Home visits and long-acting injectable treatment are reported to improve medication adherence and reduce the need for acute inpatient psychiatric care. Case management for people with severe mental illness is overseen by local health centers, which communicate with each patient's psychiatrist to support regular outpatient follow-up and medication adherence. To reduce stigma, a three-R program for schizophrenia—renaming, rehabilitation, and recovery—is being implemented. The poster provides no quantitative outcome data, sample size, or statistical analysis.

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