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The Single Point of Access (SPOA) is a centralized intake process for referrals for high-intensity mental health services for children and adults who have been diagnosed with a serious mental illness and whose illness interferes with their ability to function in the community, home, school, and/or work.
The terms direct access and self-referral mean people are able to refer themselves to a physiotherapist without having to see anyone else first, or without being told to refer themselves by another health professional. The extent to which people can self-refer to a physiotherapist varies from country to country.
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
The Open Referral Network puts choice in patients hands. In an open referral a patient s GP will decide the speciality of the consultant that a patient needs to see rather referring them to a specific consultant.
The Single Point of Referral (SPOR) team is an assessment and signposting service, providing a single point of entry and a first level gatekeeping service into mental health services for adults 18-65 years old.
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Single point of access overview As a partnership between community, ambulance, primary care, acute services and social care that brings together a multidisciplinary team (MDT), the SPoA can prevent avoidable ambulance dispatches and conveyances, emergency department (ED) attendances and hospital admissions.
Single point of access overview A SPoA simplifies access to services by offering clinicians advice and guidance to support onward referral, ensuring patients get the right care for their needs quickly and safely, to improve patient outcomes regardless of where they present.
What is a Rapid Access (RA) pathway? The Rapid Access referral pathway was introduced so that a specialist can assess any patient with symptoms/results that might indicate cancer as quickly as possible. Your GP may have already informed you of a possible diagnosis.

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