Comprehensive System Analysis Report: NewAccess Mental Health System

This report presents a system analysis of the NewAccess mental health program, designed to support youth experiencing depression and anxiety. The analysis identifies the problems NewAccess addresses, including the challenges faced by young people with mental health disorders, such as lack of motivation, social withdrawal, and potential for self-harm. The report highlights the capabilities of the system, such as its ability to record patient stories, facilitate communication among healthcare professionals, and provide access to resources like meditation and rehab facilities. Furthermore, the analysis emphasizes the benefits of NewAccess, including improved treatment outcomes, enhanced efficiency in diagnosis and treatment, and increased accessibility to mental health services for young people. The report also references relevant literature supporting the effectiveness of psychological treatments for anxiety and depression, and the importance of addressing mental health issues in youth. The overall goal is to provide a comprehensive overview of NewAccess and its potential to improve mental health outcomes for young people.

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Problems:
Nowadays, the universal health issue faced by youth is with mental health disorders.
People with the mental disorder are likely to stay unhappy, absent-minded or irritated
irrespective of the place or situation. Due to this reasons their careers, family and studies are
hampered as they pay less attention and sometimes parents may face aggressive behavior from
their child (Walker & Greene, 2013). The emotional happiness of a child is just as important as
their physical health. According to the surveys made it has been found that there arise some
health problems related to mental health among the youth aged between 17 to 25 (Cuijpers et al.,
2014). To overcome these problems related to psychological health NewAccess has been
invented targeting this age group. The primary target of NewAcces is to encounter the youth who
are facing issues related to depression and anxiety. There are several reasons which lead a
teenager to feel depressed, the typical symptoms are :
 Feeling irritated
 Feeling guilty or worthless
 Lack of motivation
 Getting addicted to drugs or alcohols
 Reduced interaction with family members.
Another symptom addressed by NewAccess is Anxiety. It is being observed that sometimes
while doing a particular type of work people feels nervousness or seems to be feared about the
situation. This can lead to a mental disorder known as anxiety. Anxiety is one of the common
mental health issues faced by the youth with the age group of 17 to 25 (Slade et al., 2014). This
both problems are the most common issues, this can sometimes lead the youth o attempt crimes,
such as suicide or some criminal offence. For this reason, it becomes very much necessary to

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cure the problem before the one suffering hurts himself or anyone around them (Leichsenring et
al., 2013).
Capabilities:
With implementing this project and invention, several health organization can attain 100 per
cent cure rate. Headspace organization has incorporated this invention in order to cure the people
dealing with mental health issues. The organization will be able to help them out only when they
know about the problem completely (Raffaelli, 2013). For this, they need to tell their story, and
each consultant needs to know the whole story of the patient so that they can get from where
these problems are arising. The NewAccess invention will require a session for counseling so
that they can know about the problems in detail. NewAccess has incorporated a system within
the program, which will record the whole story so that the patients do not need to repeat it every
time whenever they meet a new consultant for handling their case (Quiroga et al., 2013). This
will help the patient as well as the doctors as they will be able to recall all the information are
gathered from the victim. Moreover, headspace organization will always have psychiatrist
consulted for every patient they deal with. This invention will help to cure all the problems faced
by the youth. Sometimes it is suggested for the patients to join rehabs, as this will help them to
maintain their anxiety (Kowalski, 2014). The NewAccess invention also provides all time of
meditation and rehab facility for the youth dealing with such anxiety and depression problems.
Thus, this new invention is completely capable of curing the mental health disorders of the
youth.

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Benefits:
This invention will benefit both the youth and the organization who are implementing
this invention. As with the invention of NewAccess, health centers are focusing on the mental
disorders among the youth, Earlier, people used to believe that mental illness can only be defined
as one thing that is psychosis, but later researches proved that youth not only faces problems
with mental illness but also some people suffers from depression and anxiety (Lader, 2015) .
This is also a part of mental illness, and these issues are also needed to be cured on an urgent
basis. As a result of people suffering through depression may try to attempt some criminal
offence such as suicide, murder or another criminal offence in response to their need. With this
invention, youth will get proper treatment (Foster & Neufeld, 2013). In addition, the software
for recording the story will help the doctors and each branch of health care dealing with the
problem. This will benefit the patient to achieve a better and complete health service. The
problem will be solved with 100 per cent success. This will also add up to the organization's
reputation. With this technology, diagnosis and treatment will become easier and convenient.
Moreover, the youth will be free of mental health disorders.

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Kowalski, R. M., Giumetti, G. W., Schroeder, A. N., & Lattanner, M. R. (2014). Bullying in the
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