Integrated Team Care (ITC) is provided by a team/teams of Indigenous Health Project Officers (IHPOs), Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Outreach Workers (Outreach Workers) and Care Coordinators. The team works in their PHN region to assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to obtain primary health care as required, provide care coordination services to eligible Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic disease/s who require coordinated, multidisciplinary care, and improve access for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to culturally appropriate mainstream primary care.

Integrated Team Care (ITC) is provided by a team/teams of Indigenous Health Project Officers (IHPOs), Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Outreach Workers (Outreach Workers) and Care Coordinators. The team works in their PHN region to assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to obtain primary health care as required, provide care coordination services to eligible Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic disease/s who require coordinated, multidisciplinary care, and improve access for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to culturally appropriate mainstream primary care.

Integrated Team Care (ITC) is provided by a team/teams of Indigenous Health Project Officers (IHPOs), Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Outreach Workers (Outreach Workers) and Care Coordinators. The team works in their PHN region to assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to obtain primary health care as required, provide care coordination services to eligible Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic disease/s who require coordinated, multidisciplinary care, and improve access for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to culturally appropriate mainstream primary care.

Integrated Team Care (ITC) is provided by a team/teams of Indigenous Health Project Officers (IHPOs), Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Outreach Workers (Outreach Workers) and Care Coordinators. The team works in their PHN region to assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to obtain primary health care as required, provide care coordination services to eligible Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic disease/s who require coordinated, multidisciplinary care, and improve access for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to culturally appropriate mainstream primary care.

Integrated Team Care (ITC) is provided by a team/teams of Indigenous Health Project Officers (IHPOs), Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Outreach Workers (Outreach Workers) and Care Coordinators. The team works in their PHN region to assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to obtain primary health care as required, provide care coordination services to eligible Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic disease/s who require coordinated, multidisciplinary care, and improve access for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to culturally appropriate mainstream primary care.

This activity conducts overall coordination of the Kimberley Suicide Prevention trial site. This includes the Communty Liasion Officers across the nine sites, all community projects and any other projects under the ATSISPEP framework.

This activity is to employee a coordinator for two days per week to support the establishment of Roses in the Ocean and support lived experience activities in the Midwest and Perth south trial site areas.

This activity is to employee a coordinator for two days per week to support the establishment of Roses in the Ocean and support lived experience activities in the Midwest and Perth south trial site areas.

This activity provides evidence based early intervention treatment (including psychological therapies) for young people aged 12-25 years with, or at risk of, severe mental illness.
This activity is delivered by an appropriately skilled workforce, provides time limited intensive case management, provides assertive outreach support to disengaged youth and uses strategies that engage the young person and their family to delay the progression to or prevent the need for ongoing engagement with adult mental health services.

The program provides a service which is holistic, person centred and recovery focussed for young people aged 12 – 25 years with, or at risk of, severe mental illness in the catchment area or community of Kalgoorlie-Boulder. A mental health worker is allocated to undertake a psychological assessment on presentation to the Emergency Department (ED) to identify issues and implement a case management plan. The mental health case worker is responsible for liaison, collaboration and coordination with the client’s GP, and other relevant health and human services to facilitate a joined-up response to meet client needs. In partnership, with the client and their family/carer ongoing review and management occurs by the mental health worker. This program is targeting increase of access to mental health services, early intervention and a stepped care approach to support the client to transition up or down as their needs change. The service uses early intervention strategies which engage the young person and their family to delay the progression to or prevent the need for ongoing engagement with adult mental health services. It is envisioned that this program will reduce readmissions to ED.