Consejo Consultivo Honorario: Un actor clave para la implementación de la Ley 26.657

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11/2020
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Universidad Nacional de Lanús
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Salud Mental y Comunidad
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En este artículo presentamos e historizamos brevemente la trayectoria del Consejo Consultivo Honorario en Salud Mental y Adicciones, dependiente de la Comisión Nacional Interministerial en Políticas de Salud Mental y Adicciones. Fue creado en 2014 en el marco de la Ley Nacional de Salud Mental 26.657 y está integrado por representantes de sectores académicos, organizaciones profesionales y de personas usuarias y familiares, organismos de derechos humanos y sindicatos. Su conformación y la dinámica a través de la cual trabajó en forma continuada, aún en gestiones que intentaron desconocerlo, le permitieron ubicar los problemas existentes en el campo de la salud mental, así como los obstáculos y avances sostenidos. De la misma forma, en la actualidad, se ocupa del impacto de la pandemia y la creación de estrategias innovadoras para responder a las condiciones que requiere la situación, así como la interpelación sobre el alejamiento del horizonte del cierre de los manicomios, previsto para 2020.
In this article we briefly present the history and trajectory of the Honorary Advisory Council on Mental Health and Addictions, depending on the Inter-ministerial Commission on Mental Health and Addictions Policies. It was created in 2014 within the framework of the National Mental Health Law 26.657 and is made up of representatives of academic sectors, professional organizations, users and families, human rights organizations and labor unions. Its conformation and the dynamics through which it worked continuously, even in efforts that tried to ignore it, allowed it to locate the existing problems in the field of mental health, as well as the obstacles and sustained advances. In the same way, at present, it deals with the impact of the pandemic and the creation of innovative strategies to respond to the conditions that the situation requires, as well as the question about the distance from the horizon of the planned closure of the asylums by 2020.
In this article we briefly present the history and trajectory of the Honorary Advisory Council on Mental Health and Addictions, depending on the Inter-ministerial Commission on Mental Health and Addictions Policies. It was created in 2014 within the framework of the National Mental Health Law 26.657 and is made up of representatives of academic sectors, professional organizations, users and families, human rights organizations and labor unions. Its conformation and the dynamics through which it worked continuously, even in efforts that tried to ignore it, allowed it to locate the existing problems in the field of mental health, as well as the obstacles and sustained advances. In the same way, at present, it deals with the impact of the pandemic and the creation of innovative strategies to respond to the conditions that the situation requires, as well as the question about the distance from the horizon of the planned closure of the asylums by 2020.
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