Mental Health Outpatient

Initial Assessments – Clinical officers conduct thorough diagnostic interviews, mental status examinations, and psychosocial evaluations to determine appropriate care pathways

Medication Management – Prescription, administration, and regular monitoring of psychotropic medications to stabilize mental health symptoms and ensure medication safety

Counseling & Education – Providing brief, structured psychosocial support, and guiding patients and families on illness awareness, treatment expectations, and coping strategies

Follow-Up Care – Conducting scheduled reviews to monitor treatment adherence, symptom progression, medication side effects, and patient well-being

Referrals & Care Coordination – Coordinating with psychiatrists, psychologists, substance use counselors, social workers, and community-based mental health programs for integrated support

Clinical Documentation – Maintaining accurate and confidential psychiatric records including case notes, diagnosis, treatment plans, progress reports, and discharge summaries

Patient-Centered – Services tailored to individual needs and recovery goals

Confidential & Non-Judgmental – Safe space to express emotions and receive care

Evidence-Based – Interventions and medications guided by clinical protocols and national guidelines

Holistic Care – Addressing biological, psychological, and social dimensions of mental health

Continuity of Care – Ongoing support across the recovery journey

Skilled and empathetic clinical officers with psychiatric specialization

Structured assessments and regular follow-ups to track patient progress

Strong coordination with multi-disciplinary mental health teams

Focused on stigma reduction and patient empowerment

Accessible outpatient services within a government referral facility