QualityRights materials for training, guidance and transformation
Among the four activities promoted by the WHO Collaboration Centre of Yongin Mental Hospital (KOR-103) from 2021 to 2025, the Quality Rights translation and supervision are the first activity.
The WHO’s Quality Rights initiative aims to “increase access to high-quality mental health and social services, as well as promote the rights of individuals with mental illness and psychosocial, intellectual, and cognitive disabilities.”
A total of 14 training and guidance resources are included in the effort, which are divided into core training, professional training, guide tools, service change tools and self-help tools.
Na-rae Jeong, director of clinical psychology at Yongin Mental Hospital and clinical psychology team steadily conducted Korean translation and supervision for about a year from June 2021.
From the fourth quarter of 2022, it will be distributed to mental health institutions and mental health experts in Korea, and during the re-designated period, it will be translated into three languages including Korean in the Western Pacific region and actively distribute them to related countries.
Core Training
Mental health, disability and human rights
Legal capacity and the right to decide
Recovery and the right to health
Freedom from coercion, violence and abuse
Specialized Training
Recovery practices for mental health and well-being
Strategies to end seclusion and restraint
Supported decision-making and advance planning
Guidance
One-to-one peer support by and for people with lived experience
Peer support groups by and for people with lived experience
Civil society organizations to promote human rights in mental health and related areas
Advocacy for mental health, disability and human rights
Self-Help
Person-centered recovery planning for mental health and well-being self-help tool
Service Transformation
