Health Minister Tom Osborne said government needs to focus on long-term care. But I can assure you that this is a priority of our government." "Unfortunately, sometimes things get delayed," said Osborne. "I would have liked to have seen it released sooner, but the work had to be done on it internally before it was released.
Only a final evaluation report was missing - something that both opposition and a mental health advocate publicly called for on Friday.
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Towards Recovery, released in June 2017, included 54 recommendations on how to improve mental health care in the province. "I'm looking forward to what we will have accomplished five years from now." "If you compare where we as a province were five years ago to where we are today, we have accomplished so much," said Osborne. While Health Minister Tom Osborne acknowledges that work remains, specifically with regard to long-term mental health care, he suggested the province has made strides. The provincial government released its final report Tuesday on Newfoundland and Labrador's five-year mental health action plan, Towards Recovery, outlining both what the province considers its successes and areas that still need improvement.
Department of Health and Community Services) Four months after an announcement that the final evaluation report on mental health plan Towards Recovery would soon be released, the report was published Tuesday.
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