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Managing patients with complex needs
27 Mar 2014
Improving mental health care for people with complex needs can reduce pressures on GPs and hospitals as well as dramatically improving people’s lives.
Young adults (18-24) in transition, mental health and criminal justice
19 Mar 2014
Many of the services that work with young people either end or begin at age 18, leaving them without effective support. But there are examples of services that are helping young adults through this difficult transition.
Supporting recovery in mental health services: quality and outcomes
11 Mar 2014
In order for services to support recovery, we need clear, empirically informed statements of what constitutes high-quality services and how these will lead to key recovery outcomes.
Wanting the best for my children
22 Jan 2014
Wanting the best for my children looks at the experiences of parents and how systems might work better to support families managing early behavioural difficulties.
Building a better future
Parenting programmes more than pay for themselves through future savings in public spending, spread across a range of budgets including education, health, social care and criminal justice.
Childhood behavioural problems: briefings for professionals
21 Jan 2014
These briefings set out what childhood behavioural problems are, how to recognise the signs, what can be done, how to engage parents and the referral process.
Secure care: a briefing note
10 Dec 2013
Secure mental health services provide accommodation, treatment and support for people with severe mental health problems who pose a risk to the public.
Welfare advice for people who use mental health services
3 Dec 2013
The report calls for every mental health service to secure specialist welfare advice to help to support recovery and to intervene early when difficulties emerge.
A place for parity
18 Nov 2013
This report looks at how much focus health and wellbeing boards have given to mental health in their strategies and sets out recommendations
Parity of esteem: a briefing note
11 Nov 2013
Parity of esteem is the principle by which mental health must be given equal priority to physical health. This briefing note gives an overview of the situation and the impacts.
Peer support workers: a practical guide to implementation
29 Oct 2013
This guide sets out four phases for an organisation looking to introduce peer worker posts: preparation; recruitment; employment; and ongoing development.
Supporting offenders into employment: a briefing note
24 Oct 2013
IPS is a tried and tested approach to help people with mental health problems into employment. We are currently testing whether it can meet the specific needs of offenders.