NURS FPX 4050 Assessment 4 Final Care Coordination Plan  NURS-FPX 4050 Coord Patient-Centered Care 

Final Care Coordination Plan In the field of public health, addressing mental health disorders is a critical issue affecting individuals and communities globally. This assessment aims to thoroughly evaluate educational strategies specifically designed to tackle significant mental health concerns, including anxiety disorders, depression, and availability of mental health treatments in the Southeast Texas community. By conducting a comprehensive review of current literature and best practices in health education, the objective is to refine and enhance learning sessions to better align with the ambitious goals of Healthy People 2030. By identifying gaps in existing educational methods and suggesting necessary improvements, we aim to ensure that the content effectively educates and empowers individuals and communities to take proactive steps towards promoting mental well-being. This alignment with Healthy People 2030 highlights our dedication to advancing public health goals through evidence-based education on mental health disorders and prevention strategies. Patient-Centered Health Interventions and Timelines Developing patient-centered interventions and setting precise deadlines are critical elements of the comprehensive care coordination strategy for mental health. Healthcare providers play a vital role in assisting individuals in managing their mental health, thereby improving their overall well-being and reducing potential complications. By tailoring plans to each patient’s specific needs and goals, healthcare professionals can offer a more effective and personalized approach. Mental health is notably impacted by factors such as stigma and shame, access to mental health services, and the comorbidity of physical and psychosocial needs. Interventions for Depression  Over the next three months, we plan to launch Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) group sessions as an intervention for individuals struggling with depression. These weekly sessions will provide a structured environment for participants to recognize and confront harmful thought patterns, create coping mechanisms, and build supportive social networks (Gautam et al., 2020). Collaborating with key community resources, these sessions will be facilitated in partnership with Spindletop Center, a cornerstone of mental health support in Southeast Texas. Spindletop Center offers a comprehensive array of services, including crisis intervention, outpatient treatment, and community-based support, ensuring a continuum of care tailored to diverse needs. Their 24-hour Crisis Hotline is 1-800-937-8097, which provides immediate assistance to those in crisis and ensures timely interventions (Spindletop Center, n.d.). Additionally, Depth Therapy, known for its specialized mental health services at (832) 380-9941, will provide individual and group therapy sessions focusing on resolving underlying problems that fuel mental health difficulties. Their targeted approach aims to improve long-term mental health outcomes by addressing underlying causes such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship issues (Depth Therapy, n.d.). Mental Health America of Southeast Texas (MHASETX), located in Beaumont at 700 North Street, Suite 95, and reachable at 409-550-0134, is committed to raising mental health awareness and providing essential services. MHASETX conducts free and confidential mental health screenings and offers referrals, educational programs, and advocacy initiatives. Their efforts reduce stigma and enhance accessibility to mental health support within the community, ensuring individuals receive early detection and appropriate treatment (Mental Health America of Southeast Texas, n.d.). By leveraging these community resources, our goal is to establish a holistic support system that empowers individuals on their journey toward mental wellness in Southeast Texas. Public Awareness Campaign to Reduce Stigma and Shame The persistent stigma and shame surrounding mental illness pose significant challenges to mental health care. Many individuals fear seeking help or sharing their experiences due to potential prejudice or discrimination. Efforts are focused on raising public awareness, educating the community, and fostering open discussions about mental health to reduce this stigma. Key community resources include local mental health advocacy groups, educational institutions, and social media platforms. A year-long public awareness campaign has been planned to tackle the stigma and shame associated with mental health issues. The first three months are dedicated to careful planning and consultations with mental health specialists, communicators, and community leaders. This period also involves establishing necessary partnerships with influential locals and organizations. During months three to six, the campaign’s dynamic phase begins, sharing engaging information across various media channels. Webinars and town hall meetings are organize