The objective of the project to be implemented is to improve the quality, efficiency and access to care in psychiatric and addictive care, thereby improving the mental health of the population. The aim is also to increase the burden of specialised psychiatric and addictive care, to emphasise close-to-population care and to improve the mental health of the population. The purpose of this application is to improve the conditions and improve the effectiveness of psychiatric care. This goal can be achieved by bringing psychiatric care in line with the professional requirements of the age closer to the population, because only this model of care ensures equal access for the population to psychiatric services, cost-effective care, raising the satisfaction level of the population and further improving some health statistics indicators. This also represents a paradigm shift from a costly and less efficient in-patient care model. In addition to the model starting from the previous hospital care, a model of carer’s definitive care appears, where a multidisciplinary team with medical, psychological and social competence is working, with the help of the Nappali Therapy Department (NTR) in the carer, which is able to receive patients who are previously in need of hospital care but can be supervised in daytime sessions using the current therapeutic options, who can spend their nights and weekends in their family and home. In addition to ensuring the minimum conditions for carers, it is essential to provide Cuba-traditional conditions, IT, psychodiagnostic and other physical equipment for uninterrupted operation and near-population, to carry out the necessary construction works and to properly accommodate carers in the centre of a care area. It is necessary to develop methodological and operational protocols and implement them in medical training and care practice to achieve adequate patient care. It is also essential to introduce new good practices, including risk assessment in psychiatric practice and the implementation of community psychiatric care. The project is carried out in a consortium framework. Consortium leader: State Health Care Centre (SAEEK). Consortium members of rural universities: —University of Debrecen (DE) — University of Pécs (PTE) — University of Szeged (SZTE) Technical content of the project: 1.Renovation/reconstruction/enlargement of facilities and infrastructure in an institution maintained at national level. 2.Development nationally in the selected psychiatric caregiver. In particular: purchase of mobile phones, medical and IT devices for the caregivers concerned. 3.In the case of consortium partner universities, providing modern infrastructural and cubatural conditions for psychiatric caregivers. 4.Establish and operate neo-psychiatric caregivers in the following counties, in areas where access to care is not guaranteed to the population: Fejér County, Hajdú-Bihar county, Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County (Sárbogárd, Berettyóújfalu, Fehérgyarmat) 5. Establishment of NTRs (Siófok, Gyöngyös, Makó, Veszprém). Medical professional activities to be implemented in the project: 1) Introduction of risk assessment and treatment. 2) Preparing professional conditions for the establishment of accredited carers, formulating recommendations for their inclusion in psychiatric residency. 3) Preparation of educational material specific to psychiatric outpatient care and care for psychiatrist residents in cooperation with professionals of the AEEK and universities. 4) Provision of post-training for carers. 5) Examination of the operation of NTRs — implementation, monitoring, development of professional methodologies (financing and professional conditions). 6) Preparing the accreditation of the residency system with the involvement of carers in medical training. 7) General psychiatric training (training of specialists) As a result of the project, the development of a care system with the patient’s specific needs and situation is at the heart of the project. The care team should ensure its long-term care and care based on the existing therapeutic protocols of the Psychiatry College as efficiently as possible, using the optimal use of resources. As a result of this development, the development of the psychiatric care system will modernise the care system, improve the quality of care provided to psychiatric patients, thereby reducing the load on the inpatient care system and take care of patients who have not been provided to date due to poor infrastructure and hard-to-reach care.