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  1. Thumbnail of Shifting minds 2018–2023: summary

    Shifting minds 2018–2023: summary

    Strategies and plans, Fact sheets

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    26 October 2018 — Our summary provides an overview of Shifting minds: Queensland Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs Strategic Plan 2018–2023.

    • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
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    • Lived-living experience
    • Mental health and wellbeing
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    • English
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  2. Thumbnail of Reducing stigma and discrimination for people experiencing problematic alcohol and other drug use

    Reducing stigma and discrimination for people experiencing problematic alcohol and other drug use

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    Document PDF 1.1 MB

    25 April 2017 — This research report outlines experiences of stigma and discrimination for people experiencing problematic alcohol and other drug use in Queensland.

    • Alcohol and drugs
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • English
    • Health professionals
    • Business and industry
    • Government
  3. Thumbnail of Human rights protection frameworks for people being treated involuntarily for a mental illness: research summary

    Human rights protection frameworks for people being treated involuntarily for a mental illness: research summary

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    Document PDF 747.8 KB

    28 October 2019 — The overview summarises the findings on the experiences of human rights protections for people receiving involuntary mental health treatment in Queensland.

    • Lived-living experience
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • English
    • General public
    • Health professionals
    • Staff
    • Government
  4. Thumbnail of Shifting minds: The Queensland Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs, and Suicide Prevention Strategic Plan 2023–2028

    Shifting minds: The Queensland Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs, and Suicide Prevention Strategic Plan 2023–2028

    Strategies and plans

    Document PDF 8.2 MB

    26 July 2023 — Our whole-of-government plan sets the strategic directions and priorities to improve the mental health and wellbeing of Queenslanders.

    • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
    • Alcohol and drugs
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  5. Thumbnail of Human rights protection frameworks for people being treated involuntarily for a mental illness: study findings

    Human rights protection frameworks for people being treated involuntarily for a mental illness: study findings

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    Document PDF 906.5 KB

    28 May 2019 — The report outlines findings on the experiences of human rights protections for people receiving involuntary mental health treatment in Queensland.

    • Lived-living experience
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • English
    • Health professionals
    • Business and industry
    • Government
  6. Thumbnail of Human rights protection frameworks for people being treated involuntarily for a mental illness: literature review

    Human rights protection frameworks for people being treated involuntarily for a mental illness: literature review

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    Document PDF 768.7 KB

    28 May 2019 — The literature review outlines human rights protections for people receiving involuntary mental health treatment.

    • Lived-living experience
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • English
    • Health professionals
    • Business and industry
    • Government
  7. Thumbnail of Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social and Emotional Wellbeing Action Plan 2016-18

    Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social and Emotional Wellbeing Action Plan 2016-18

    Strategies and plans

    Document PDF 2.5 MB

    30 March 2016 — Our action plan explains what we're doing in Queensland to help improve the wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

    • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • English
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