primary care services, phenomenology of depression and ethical issues in learning disability, such as sterilisation and consent. For nearly three decades, closure of large psychi-atric and learning disability hospitals has contin-ued and more people with mental health needs remain in the community. With this continuing decrease in hospital provision, there has been an increased focus on the development of systems of safe care and effective treatment for people with significant mental health problems living in the community. Attempts to make this a central plank of mental health care have been reflected in legislation and guidance produced by the Depart-ment of Health. The Care Programme Approach (CPA) was introduced in 1991 after the public...
The need to establish continuity of care for patients in transition from the hospital to community i...
This chapter provides information on the nursing care and management of clients who have a dual disa...
Care programming was introduced as a national system of care for all people in contact with psychiat...
Introduced by the UK Department of Health in 1990, the Care Programme Approach (CPA) was intended to...
The Care Programme Approach (CPA) has been instrumental in embedding principles of holistic collabor...
This paper reports on the organization of care management from a longitudinal study of community car...
Introduction: This policy paper considers what the long-term conditions policies in England and othe...
The care programme approach (CPA), a form of case management, is a key mental health policy in Engla...
We report the experiences of different models of community care of random samples of 262 people with...
The possibility of overcoming the Psychiatric Hospital with a single Community Service consisting of...
This book concerns the organizational and practice issues involved in implementing a policy of 'comm...
Community mental health teams (CMHTs) have evolved alongside the downsizing of mental hospitals. The...
Changes to the Care Programme Approach for mental health in England were published in March 2008 fo...
A number of changes in legislation have made an impact on the way services engage with people who ha...
The chronically mentally disabled need to be defined as a special needs group in order to receive th...
The need to establish continuity of care for patients in transition from the hospital to community i...
This chapter provides information on the nursing care and management of clients who have a dual disa...
Care programming was introduced as a national system of care for all people in contact with psychiat...
Introduced by the UK Department of Health in 1990, the Care Programme Approach (CPA) was intended to...
The Care Programme Approach (CPA) has been instrumental in embedding principles of holistic collabor...
This paper reports on the organization of care management from a longitudinal study of community car...
Introduction: This policy paper considers what the long-term conditions policies in England and othe...
The care programme approach (CPA), a form of case management, is a key mental health policy in Engla...
We report the experiences of different models of community care of random samples of 262 people with...
The possibility of overcoming the Psychiatric Hospital with a single Community Service consisting of...
This book concerns the organizational and practice issues involved in implementing a policy of 'comm...
Community mental health teams (CMHTs) have evolved alongside the downsizing of mental hospitals. The...
Changes to the Care Programme Approach for mental health in England were published in March 2008 fo...
A number of changes in legislation have made an impact on the way services engage with people who ha...
The chronically mentally disabled need to be defined as a special needs group in order to receive th...
The need to establish continuity of care for patients in transition from the hospital to community i...
This chapter provides information on the nursing care and management of clients who have a dual disa...
Care programming was introduced as a national system of care for all people in contact with psychiat...