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Minnesota Mental Health Workforce Summit

The Legislative Charge (SF 1236) calls for a summit to develop a plan to enhance the mental health workforce across Minnesota. The summit will involve key stakeholders to address workforce diversity, training needs, and recruitment strategies. The plan must be submitted to the legislature by January 15, 2015.

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Minnesota Mental Health Workforce Summit

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  1. Legislative Charge (SF 1236) • The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MNSCU) will convene a summit involving the Department of Human Services, MNSCU, U of M, private colleges, mental health professionals, special education representatives, child and adult mental health advocates and providers, and community mental health centers. The purpose will be: • to develop a comprehensive plan to increase the number of qualified people working at all levels of our mental health system, • ensure appropriate coursework and training and • create a more culturally diverse mental health workforce. • The plan must be submitted to the legislature by January 15, 2015

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