Subdivision 1. Creation. The first episode of psychosis grant program is established in the Department of Human Services to fund evidence-based interventions for youth at risk of developing or experiencing a first episode of psychosis and a public awareness campaign on the signs and symptoms of psychosis. First episode of psychosis services are eligible for children's mental health grants as specified in section 245.4889, subdivision 1, paragraph (b), clause (15).
Subd. 2. Activities. (a) All first episode of psychosis grant programs must:
(1) provide intensive treatment and support for adolescents and adults experiencing or at risk of experiencing a first psychotic episode. Intensive treatment and support includes medication management, psychoeducation for an individual and an individual's family, case management, employment support, education support, cognitive behavioral approaches, social skills training, peer support, crisis planning, and stress management;
(2) conduct outreach and provide training and guidance to mental health and health care professionals, including postsecondary health clinicians, on early psychosis symptoms, screening tools, and best practices;
(3) ensure access for individuals to first psychotic episode services under this section, including access for individuals who live in rural areas; and
(4) use all available funding streams.
(b) Grant money may also be used to pay for housing or travel expenses for individuals receiving services or to address other barriers preventing individuals and their families from participating in first psychotic episode services.
Subd. 3. Eligibility. Program activities must be provided to people 15 to 40 years old with early signs of psychosis.
Subd. 4. Outcomes. Evaluation of program activities must utilize evidence-based practices and must include the following outcome evaluation criteria:
(1) whether individuals experience a reduction in psychotic symptoms;
(2) whether individuals experience a decrease in inpatient mental health hospitalizations; and
(3) whether individuals experience an increase in educational attainment.
Subd. 5. Federal aid or grants. The commissioner of human services must comply with all conditions and requirements necessary to receive federal aid or grants.
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Structure Minnesota Statutes
Chapters 245 - 267 — Public Welfare And Related Activities
Chapter 245 — Department Of Human Services
Section 245.03 — Department Of Human Services Established; Commissioner.
Section 245.0313 — Aid To Persons With Disabilities.
Section 245.035 — Interview Expenses.
Section 245.036 — Leases For State-operated, Community-based Programs.
Section 245.037 — Money Collected As Rent; State Property.
Section 245.041 — Provision Of Firearms And Explosives Background Check Information.
Section 245.073 — Technical Training; Community-based Programs.
Section 245.09 — [Unnecessary]
Section 245.095 — Limits On Receiving Public Funds.
Section 245.096 — Changes To Grant Programs.
Section 245.10 — [Unnecessary]
Section 245.11 — [Unnecessary]
Section 245.12 — [Unnecessary]
Section 245.461 — Policy And Citation.
Section 245.462 — Definitions.
Section 245.463 — Planning For A Mental Health System.
Section 245.464 — Coordination Of Mental Health System.
Section 245.465 — Duties Of County Board.
Section 245.466 — Local Service Delivery System.
Section 245.4661 — Adult Mental Health Initiative Services.
Section 245.4662 — Mental Health Innovation Grant Program.
Section 245.4663 — Mental Health Provider Supervision Grant Program.
Section 245.467 — Quality Of Services.
Section 245.468 — Education And Prevention Services.
Section 245.4682 — Mental Health Service Delivery And Finance Reform.
Section 245.469 — Emergency Services.
Section 245.470 — Outpatient Services.
Section 245.4705 — Employment Support Services And Programs.
Section 245.4711 — Case Management Services.
Section 245.4712 — Community Support And Day Treatment Services.
Section 245.472 — Residential Treatment Services.
Section 245.473 — Acute Care Hospital Inpatient Services.
Section 245.474 — Regional Treatment Center Inpatient Services.
Section 245.476 — Screening For Inpatient And Residential Treatment.
Section 245.479 — County Of Financial Responsibility.
Section 245.481 — Fees For Mental Health Services.
Section 245.482 — Reporting And Evaluation.
Section 245.483 — Termination Or Return Of An Allocation.
Section 245.4835 — County Maintenance Of Effort.
Section 245.485 — Where A Claim Must Be Brought.
Section 245.486 — Limited Appropriations.
Section 245.4862 — Mental Health Urgent Care And Psychiatric Consultation.
Section 245.4863 — Integrated Co-occurring Disorder Treatment.
Section 245.487 — Citation; Declaration Of Policy; Mission.
Section 245.4871 — Definitions.
Section 245.4873 — Coordination Of Children's Mental Health System.
Section 245.4874 — Duties Of County Board.
Section 245.4875 — Local Service Delivery System.
Section 245.4876 — Quality Of Services.
Section 245.4877 — Education And Prevention Services.
Section 245.4878 — Mental Health Identification And Intervention.
Section 245.4879 — Emergency Services.
Section 245.488 — Outpatient Services.
Section 245.4881 — Case Management And Family Community Support Services.
Section 245.4882 — Residential Treatment Services.
Section 245.4883 — Acute Care Hospital Inpatient Services.
Section 245.4884 — Family Community Support Services.
Section 245.4885 — Screening For Inpatient And Residential Treatment.
Section 245.4889 — Children's Mental Health Grants.
Section 245.4901 — School-linked Behavioral Health Grants.
Section 245.4902 — Culturally Informed And Culturally Responsive Mental Health Task Force.
Section 245.4905 — First Episode Of Psychosis Grant Program.
Section 245.491 — Citation; Declaration Of Purpose.
Section 245.492 — Definitions.
Section 245.493 — Local Children's Mental Health Collaborative.
Section 245.4931 — Integrated Local Service System.
Section 245.4932 — Revenue Enhancement; Authority And Responsibilities.
Section 245.495 — Additional Federal Revenues.
Section 245.50 — Interstate Contracts, Mental Health, Chemical Health, Detoxification Services.
Section 245.51 — Interstate Compact On Mental Health.
Section 245.52 — Commissioner Of Human Services As Compact Administrator.
Section 245.53 — Transmittal Of Copies Of Act.
Section 245.61 — County Boards; Grants For Local Mental Health Programs.
Section 245.62 — Community Mental Health Center.
Section 245.66 — Community Mental Health Center Boards.
Section 245.696 — Additional Duties Of Commissioner.
Section 245.697 — State Advisory Council On Mental Health.
Section 245.70 — Mental Health; Federal Aid.
Section 245.71 — Conditions To Federal Aid For Mentally Ill.
Section 245.713 — Allocation Formula.
Section 245.73 — Services For Adults With Mental Illness; Grants.
Section 245.735 — Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Services.
Section 245.75 — Federal Grants For Minnesota Indians.
Section 245.765 — Reimbursement Of County For Certain Indian Welfare Costs.
Section 245.771 — Supervision Of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
Section 245.802 — Facilities For People With Mental Illness; Rules.
Section 245.814 — Liability Insurance For Licensed Providers.
Section 245.821 — Treatment Facilities For Persons With Disabilities.
Section 245.825 — Aversive And Deprivation Procedures; Licensed Facilities And Services.
Section 245.8261 — Restrictive Procedures Planning And Reporting.
Section 245.90 — Court Awarded Funds, Disposition.
Section 245.92 — Office Of Ombudsman; Creation; Qualifications; Function.
Section 245.93 — Organization Of Office Of Ombudsman.
Section 245.94 — Powers Of Ombudsman; Reviews And Evaluations; Recommendations.
Section 245.945 — Reimbursement To Ombudsman For Mental Health And Developmental Disabilities.
Section 245.95 — Recommendations And Reports To Governor.
Section 245.96 — Civil Actions.
Section 245.97 — Ombudsman Committee.
Section 245.975 — Ombudsperson For Family Child Care Providers.
Section 245.98 — Compulsive Gambling Treatment Program.
Section 245.982 — Program Support.
Section 245.99 — Adult Mental Illness Crisis Housing Assistance Program.