Principles for Transforming Health
Policy Actions
Mental Health System Failures
System Transformation & Care Delivery
Rambutan
100

These people should be at the forefront of designing and implementing mental health care/services.

What is people with lived experience

100

This approach to mental health care engages multiple sectors, determinants, and settings. 

What is whole of society approach to care

100

This model is criticized for focusing narrowly on diagnosis and medication while ignoring broader determinants of mental health

What is the biomedical model

100

This benefit of task-sharing explains how expanding roles to non-specialists improves long-term patient engagement and continuity of care.

What is improved follow-up and sustained community support


100

What can Molly not leave without when she goes to San Jose?

Red Velvet Cake

200

People with mental health conditions experience these human rights violations

What is stigma, discrimination, neglect in health care

200

Redesigning the architecture of care requires systems to transition to this type of care.

What is community-based care

200

This approach to mental health emphasizes treating the whole person by integrating social, psychological, and biological factors.

What is the biopsychosocial approach

200

This type of investment is recommended over institutional care to improve access and outcomes.

What is investing in workforce and community support

200

What are olli's dogs names?

Toby (Toye), Polar, Rina, BFG (Rex?)

300

These types of providers can deliver brief psychosocial mental health interventions in community settings with support from specialists.

What is (multiple answers): non-specialists, front-line workers, community health workers, teachers, religious leaders, or peers

300

Without this, accountability and impact of mental health policies cannot be measured 

What is a monitoring system

300

These underlying drivers contribute to the global mental health crisis and are rooted in structural inequities.

What are poverty, inequality, and conflict

300

This group of conditions is primarily managed outside of specialist settings under the redesigned care model.

What are common mental health conditions (e.g., anxiety, depression)


300

Where did Sophie and Molly see David?

Subway at Oxigeno

400

This model focuses on a person's needs rather than just their diagnosis

What is the staging model

400

These services address more common mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, and stress-related conditions

What is primary and community services

400

This often-overlooked factor has worsened mental health outcomes globally due to increased isolation.

What is reduced social connection

400

This level of care is reserved for severe or acute mental health conditions in the new system structure.

What is specialist care

400

What were on the socks Diego gave Julia?

Scooby-Doo

500

This principle focuses on shifting systems from treatment to prevention by addressing social and economic determinants

What is target harmful social environments across the life course

500

This model links specialists, primary care providers, and community workers to improve coordination.

What is collaborative care models

500

This group is especially vulnerable due to early onset of mental health conditions during a key developmental period.

Who are young people (adolescents)

500

This shift in care structure moves services away from hospitals and into local settings.

What is community-based care

500

Was the city where Emma got her braids done safe and what was it called?

NO!!

Ajuelita?

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