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Mental Health Aid Program to Tsunami Affected Countries Mental Health Aid Program to Tsunami Affected Countries Japanese Society of Psychiatry and Neurology Tsuyoshi Akiyama
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Inter-governmental Conference Inter-governmental Conference April 4, 5 Jakarta India, Malaysia Thailand Sri Lanaka, Indonesia
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Inter-governmental Conference Inter-governmental Conference America, Australia, Iran, Japan, Turkey WHO, UNICEF UNESCO, IOM
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India India Death: 10,697 Missing: 5,811 Affected: 2,880,468
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Malaysia Malaysia Death: 68 Affected: 7,827
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Thailand Thailand Death: 5,309 Missing: 3,810 Injured: 10,000
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Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Death: 2,846 Missing: 1,027 Injured: 2,375 Affected: 250,000 Displaced: 70,000
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Indonesi a Indonesi a Death: 126,915 Missing: 93,063 Injured: 2,375 Displaced: 795,385
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India India Psychiatric Symptom 60-80% Grave Psychiatric Disorder 2,250 Training 110 Trainee4,387 Trainee4,387 Session35,000
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Thailan d Thailan d Psychiatric Symptom 100 % Grave Psychiatric Disorder 2,325 Client9,015
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Indone sia Indone sia Psychiatric Symptom 90 %
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Indonesia, Sri Lanka Lack of Psychiatrist Lack of Primary Mental Health System Mental Health System Huge Disaster Lack of Aid
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Number of Psychiatrist 2001 Population 100,000 United States: 10 Japan: 8 Indonesia: 0.21 Sri Lanka: 0.2
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Lack of Primary Mental Health System District: No Psychiatrist Coordination with General Primary Health Care (-) Primary Health Care (-) Local Policy (-) Lack of Psychiatric Care
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Lack of Aid in Aceh Conflict Safety Language Difference Malaysian-Indonesian
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Aid Program Trauma: Once Stress: Continues Few Years Systematic Aid Program Trauma: Once Stress: Continues Few Years Systematic
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Recommendation Inter-ministry Cooperation Inter-sectoral Coordination Public Awareness Recommendation Inter-ministry Cooperation Inter-sectoral Coordination Public Awareness
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Psychosocial Support Mental Health Care Psychosocial Support Mental Health Care
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Psychosocial Areas Formal Education Non-formal Education Social and Economic Cultural and Religious Environmental
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Formal Education Group Activities Children & Parents Children & Parents Teacher Support / Training Curriculum on the Issues Student Guidance Center
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Non-formal Education Community Center Youth Center Drop-out – Reintegration Life Skill Vocational Training Peer to Peer Support
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Social and Economic Media Campaign Community Participation Income Generating Program Program Culturally Appropriate Support Services Support Services
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Social and Economic Continued Commemorative Activities Activities Training of Support Service Providers Service Providers Lost Documents Legal Support
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Cultural and Religious Training Religious Leaders Religious Leaders Community Leaders Community Leaders Traditional, Religious Healing Healing Community Activities
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Environmental Resettlement On Higher Ground On Higher Ground Protection Re-planting of Mangrove Re-planting of Mangrove Natural or Artificial Natural or Artificial Reefs Reefs
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How to Strengthen Mental Health Care Access to Basic Care All People All People All Kinds of Problems General Mild Severe General Mild Severe
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Important Issues Anti Stigma Inter-ministry Cooperation Integration with General Health Care System Health Care System Protection to Workers Information System
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1 Specialty mental health services 2 Primary health care 3 Community care 4 Self and family care low high Need Cost Frequency of need MIX OF SERVICES Adapted from WHO (2003) WHO Dr. Van Ommeren, modified by Akiyama, 2005
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Specialty Sector MEMBER Psychiatrist Psychologist Psychiatric Nurse Clinical Social Worker
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Specialty Sector ROLE Inpatient/Outpatient Treatment Treatment Outreach Community Treatment
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Specialty Sector RECOMMENDATION Acute Treatment Ward Community Mental Health Team Health Team Training to PHC
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Primary Health Sector MEMBER General Physician Nurse Midwife Assistants
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Primary Health Sector ESSENTIEL ROLE Early Detection Referral Basic Mental Health Care Case Follow-up
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Primary Health Sector ADDITIONAL ROLE Counseling Psychosocial Education Prevention Inter-sectoral Linkage
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Primary Health Sector RECOMMENDATION Referral System Family Folder Method Family Folder Method Training Supervision
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Community Sector MEMBER Counselors Teachers Self-help Group NGO Workers Community Leaders
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Community Sector ROLE Early Detection Referral Basic Support Prevention Health Promotion
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Community Sector RECOMMENDATION Guideline Development Training Supervision Prevention Linkage
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Self and Family Sector MEMBER Self Family Relative Friend
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Self and Family Sector ROLE Basic Knowledge Disaster Disaster Mental Health Mental Health Networking
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Self and Family Sector RECOMMENDATION Information Education / Basic Training Peer Support Activity Self-help Group
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Japanese Society Aid Program Japanese Society Aid Program Fund: Initial Phase Training Primary System Trauma Care Center
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F und in Initial Phase F und in Initial Phase Malaysian Psychiatric Association Association Japanese Business Federation Federation
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Training Key Persons Disaster Preparation WHO Model Specific Program
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Specific Program Specific Program According to the Interests Cognitive Therapy Industrial Mental Health Psychiatric Nursing
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Primary Mental Health System Primary Mental Health System 8 Districts in Aceh Coordination by WHO 1, 2 Districts by Japan?
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Trauma Care Center Trauma Care Center Center of Excellence Coordination Center Selected Sites
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Collaboration with World Bank Collaboration with World Bank Training: Community Sector Primary Mental Health System? Trauma Care Center?
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