French Public Health Code
In forceIn order to establish the state of available resources, identify shortcomings in the supply of prevention and health, social and medico-social services and in the accessibility, coordination and continuity of these services, and recommend actions to remedy them, the shared diagnosis provided for in II ofarticle L. 3221-2 takes into account the following elements:
1° The population's access to psychiatric diagnosis and care ;
2° The care and support provided by social and medico-social establishments and services for people with mental disorders or mental disabilities;
3° Situations where care is lacking, inadequate or insufficient;
4° Continuity and coordination of care and support, taking into account the responses to be provided during the transition to adulthood and those related to ageing;
5° Waiting times and problems of geographical or financial accessibility to appropriate solutions, particularly housing and accommodation;
6° Access to rights;
7° Access to somatic care and somatic monitoring of people with mental health problems;
8° Prevention of psychiatric emergencies and psychological suffering, and organisation of the response to these situations;
9° The organisation of on-call care;
10° Health education and action to combat the stigmatisation of mental disorders and mental disabilities.
The shared diagnosis pays particular attention to the situation in the priority neighbourhoods of the city policy mentioned inarticle 5 of law no. 2014-173 of 21 February 2014 on programming for the city and urban cohesion.
