Mental Health Services Assessment (RSA-R / FAM)

Mental Health Services Assessment (RSA-R / FAM)
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Recovery is facing the illness, symptoms, and treatment, living a meaningful life, renewing hope, having control and responsibility over one's own life, exercising citizenship, engaging in important activities, and relating to other people who do you good. We invite you to answer this instrument.

1. The team welcomes you well. (Item 33)
2. The team helps you have hope in your family member's recovery. (Item 34)
3. The team respects your opinion regarding the treatment of your family member. (Item 35)
4. The team facilitates your participation in your family member's treatment. (Item 36)
5. The team invites you to help create new groups or workshops. (Item 37)
6. You are invited to evaluate the workers and activities of this service. (Item 38)
7. You are invited to participate in local health councils and assemblies. (Item 39)
8. You can provide courses and workshops for the team. (Item 40)
9. The team welcomes your family member. (Item 1)
10. This environment is pleasant and clean. (Item 2)
11. And the team helps your family member have hope for recovery. (Item 3)
12. Your family member can change doctors or other professionals if they wish. (Item 4)
13. Your family member can view their medical record if they want to. (Item 5)
14. The team does not force your family member to do what they want. (Item 6)
15. The team seems to believe your family member can recover. (Item 7)
16. The team believes that your family member is capable of coping with their own symptoms. (Item 8)
17. The team believes your family member is able to make decisions about their own life. (Item 9)
18. The team listens to and respects your family member's decisions regarding their own treatment. (Item 10)
19. The team asks your family member about the things they would like to do in the city. (Item 11)
20. The staff helps your family member try new things. (Item 12)
21. The team offers activities that respect your family member's race and religion. (Item 13)
22. When your family member wants to, they can discuss religion. (Item 14)
23. When your family member wants to, they can discuss sex. (Item 15)
24. The team helps your family member plan their own life beyond treatment. (Item 16)
25. The team helps your family member look for a job. (Item 17)
26. The team helps your family member participate in physical, school, or leisure activities. (Item 18)
27. The team facilitates the participation of other people who are important to your family member in their treatment. (Item 19)
28. The team introduces your family member to people who can serve as examples of recovery. (Item 20)
29. The staff helps your family member participate in groups made up only of patients. (Item 21a)
30. The team helps your family member participate in advocacy groups for their own rights. (Item 21b)
31. The team helps your family member collaborate with their own community. (Item 22)
32. The team invites your family member to help create new groups or workshops. (Item 23)
33. Your family member is invited to evaluate workers and activities of this service. (Item 24)
34. Your family member is invited to participate in local health councils and assemblies. (Item 25)
35. The team talks with your family member about what is needed to finish the treatment. (Item 26)
36. The team tracks your family member's achievements. (Item 27)
37. The team helps your family member achieve new milestones. (Item 28)
38. Your family member can provide training for the team. (Item 29)
39. The team listens and responds to your family member's interests and concerns. (Item 30)
40. The team knows about interesting groups and activities for your family member. (Item 31)
41. The team has workers of different race, religion, and sexual orientation. (Item 32)