Single Point of Access definition

Single Point of Access means the designated staff person or Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health staff person or the authorized agent designated by the department within a geographical area who is identified as the point of contact to assist the case management or adoption counselor in accessing mental health assessments and other mental health services for children adopted from foster care or in the care and custody of the department or the appropriate entity within the community based care agency.
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Single Point of Access means the designated district/region staff person or Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health or the authorized agent designated by the department within a geographical area who is identified as the point of contact to assist the family services counselor in accessing mental health assessments and other mental health services for children in the care and custody of the department.
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Single Point of Access means the designated staff person or Alcohol, Drug Abuse and
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Examples of Single Point of Access in a sentence

  • This Agreement shall automatically renew after the Initial Term for successive annual terms.

  • PCN clinical meetings included representatives from place based mental health services (CMHRS; Single Point of Access; Recovery College; as well as Integrated Care Team representatives, Social Care and Housing representatives, IAPT and VCSE partners).

  • Creation of a Single Point of Access for patients in Caithness, with clinical and social triage for patients looked after by the Multi-Disciplinary Team.

  • If you require your home to be adapted (such as a handrail at the entrance to your property or a shower unit instead of a bath), you should first have an assessment carried out, to do this contact Single Point of Access on 01709 822330.

  • Services will be easily accessible through a Single Point of Access, with a multidisciplinary team approach and delivered in the person’s own home or a homely setting wherever possible.

  • All requests for support with a safeguarding concern for a child are made through Surrey Children’s Single Point of Access (CSPA).

  • A Multi-Disciplinary Team, supported by a Single Point of Access, will provide targeted community-based support to individuals with complex needs, and there is compelling evidence that this reduces hospital admissions and length of stay as well as other acute interventions such as Outpatient appointments and emergency attendances.

  • Professionals may also wish to contact the Single Point of Access (01924 284555) for information and advice regarding the impact of mental ill-health and available services.

  • We recognised at an early stage that this is critical to the successful delivery of the Local Care Model Multidisciplinary Team approach and the Single Point of Access.

  • Police based in the Police Single Point of Access (PSPA) and Health colleagues have read only access to the Council’s EHM system for the purposes of accessing up to date information in order to make informed decisions relating to the activities covered in this agreement.