Floresco service model evaluation: final report 2018

Published on Jun 1, 2018
Diana Beere1
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 , Imogen Page2
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 + 1 AuthorsMeredith Harris35
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The Floresco service evaluation was funded by the Queensland Mental Health Commission. A three-year mixed-methods evaluation was completed, with the aim of assessing the effectiveness of the service model while also investigating its implementation, including the barriers to, and enablers of, service integration at the Floresco Centre, and opportunities for improvement. Both process (formative) and outcomes (summative) components were included in the evaluation design. This is the final report from that evaluation.
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The Floresco integrated service model was designed to address the fragmentation of community mental health treatment and support services. Floresco was established in Queensland, Australia, by a consortium of non-government organisations that sought to partner with general practitioners (GPs), private mental health providers and public mental health services to operate a ‘one-stop’ mental health service hub. We conducted an independent mixed-methods evaluation of client outcomes following engage...
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