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Tag: Policy and services

We’ve been changing and influencing mental health policy for 30 years and we’re still doing so.

Working together across nations for young people’s mental health

Ollie from the Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition shares his insights from a conference bringing together practitioners from across the four home nations

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State of Care report raises serious concerns about mental health inpatient services requiring urgent government attention, says Centre for Mental Health

  The Care Quality Commission’s State of Care Report presents a worrying picture about inpatient mental health services in England, Centre for Mental Health chief executive Sarah Hughes said today. The State of Care Report is a reminder of the urgent need for continued investment in both community and inpatient mental health services, and for

Type: News

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A new framework for community mental health services

Andy shares a helpful summary of the new NHS model for community mental health services

Type: Blog

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A new approach to complex needs

Could the NHS better support people with persistent physical symptoms of illness in primary care?

Type: Publication

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New resource published to help public services become trauma-informed to support women’s mental health

Public services can help women more effectively by understanding the impact of trauma on their lives, according to our new resource

Type: News

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Engaging with complexity

A guide to the principles of trauma-informed care and how services can put the approach into practice

Type: Publication

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Early help for children’s mental health: implications of the Children’s Commissioner’s report

Andy welcomes an increase in funding but highlights the wide variations in investment between local areas

Type: Blog

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A vision for prevention

Priorities for the Government’s green paper on health prevention

Type: Publication

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Care not containment: Setting a radical vision for transforming mental health support

An independent report developed by an expert group including the Centre to explore how to reduce reliance on restrictive environments and shift to earlier interventions

Type: News

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Economic theories relevant to public service provision

A crash-course in some of the main economic theories used in public service commissioning

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