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This document summarizes the plans for transforming mental health services over a 3 year period. In year 1, enhanced primary care services, psychiatric liaison, memory services, early access teams, community recovery teams, and a transition team will be implemented. Years 2 and 3 will focus on reviewing remaining services and implementing changes to acute inpatient services, home treatment, ECT, rehabilitation, day services, and services for specific conditions and groups. The transformation aims to improve access, integration, recovery-focused care, and standardize practices across the mental health services according to a new model.

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