Avoid deaths of mental health patients in future

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How will you evaluate and plan mental health services to avoid deaths of mental health patients in future. Use any of the processes described in the textbooks or the articles as a guideline to draw the diagram. Your diagram must be as detailed as possible. The diagram must be as detailed as possible. The diagram must be accompanied by a description of the activities such as political buy-in, community, programme resources, medical health care profession (MHCP), capacity building, identification, treatment and care, long-term outcome, impact and other related activities. In the process, clearly indicate the value-adding links.

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