The economic and social costs of mental ill health
This report finds that mental ill health costs England £300 billion a year. This equates to double the entire NHS budget and is comparable, economically, to having a pandemic every year.
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Now or never
We’ve set out 10 key areas where mental health services need investment to meet the growing levels of need
Type: Publication
Government urged to invest in preventing mental illness, improving NHS staff wellbeing and reducing waiting lists in this autumn’s Comprehensive Spending Review
Mental health services in England need to change radically to be fit for the future and respond to the aftermath of the pandemic
Type: News
Supported housing’s potential in mental health care under-estimated, says new briefing
Our new briefing reviews evidence about the benefits of supported housing services that provide intermediate care between hospital and home for people with a mental illness.
Type: News
Bringing care back home
Evaluating the New Care Models for children and young people’s mental health
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Commissioning liaison psychiatry services
We explore the challenges faced by commissioners, and how their views compare with staff on the ground
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Economic theories relevant to public service provision (Part 2)
How can insights from economics help make decisions about mental health services?
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Mental Health Economics Collaborative
MHEC is an exciting partnership which aims to highlight the value of economic measures of success in exploring how to deliver better mental health services
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Life after loss
An economic evaluation which demonstrates the significant benefits of specialist counselling after baby loss
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Specialist baby loss counselling should be available for bereaved parents nationwide, says new Centre for Mental Health report
Our economic evaluation of the baby loss charity Petals, which provides counselling to women
Type: News