This plan outlines how the government will achieve its commitment to increase access to psychological therapies in the 4 years from April 2011.
It is a supporting document to ‘No health without mental health: a cross-government mental health outcomes strategy for people of all ages’.
From: Care Quality Commission This report looks at how providers are applying standards or responding to the changes in the revised Mental Health Act Code of Practice. We highlight our concerns that patients are not receiving the support they need to be involved in their care and that some staff are not following the revised…
Read moreThe third progress report of the cross-government suicide prevention strategy details the activity that has taken place across England to reduce deaths by suicide in the year ending March 2016. This report is being used to update the 2012 strategy in 5 main areas: expanding the strategy to include self-harm prevention in its own right…
Read moreThis evidence-based information will help mental health nurses to improve the physical health and wellbeing of people living with mental health problems. This document focuses on how to deal with some of the main risk factors for physical health problems, and helps to make sure that people living with mental health problems have the same…
Read moreHome Office have published the new Drugs Strategy, which sets out how the Government and its partners, at local, national and international levels, will take new action to tackle drug misuse and the harm it causes. Drug misuse is common among people with mental health conditions: research indicates that up to 70% of people in community…
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