It is clear that police in many jurisdictions are increasingly being called out to situations involving persons with mental distress. In Scotland, for example, notifications of Place of Safety Orders to the Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland increased from 130 in 2006/2007 to 1133 in 2016/2017 (Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland, 2018). Whilst this may reflect better police reporting (Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland, 2018) and these figures only account for those persons assessed in Accident and Emergency departments and not elsewhere (McGeough and Foster, 2018) this nevertheless represents a significant increase
Despite estimates suggesting that around 15% of UK police incidents involve people with a mental hea...
The impact of compulsory measures of medical treatment for mental disorders have for some time inter...
This paper explores the implementation of Cleveland Police’s pilot Street Triage service. The servic...
It is clear that police in many jurisdictions are increasingly being called out to situations involv...
Jankovic et al (2010, this issue) discuss the role of advance statements in England and Wales as int...
The paper evaluates a range of policy documents, parliamentary debates, academic reports and statute...
A human rights approach to the policing of mental ill-health raises fundamental questions about the ...
This paper examines the role of the police in mental health work. It explores whether the calls to ‘...
This paper examines the role of the police in mental health work. It explores whether the calls to ‘...
A human rights approach to the policing of mental ill-health raises fundamental questions about the ...
Mental health is recognised as a part of the ‘core business of policing’ (Adebowale, 2013; Butler, 2...
<b>Background:</b> Where advance directives in mental health have been introduced con...
As with all members of the community, those suffering with a mental illness are likely to come into...
Over the last six months there have been two significant legislative developments in mental health l...
This special edition outlines the changing landscape of policing and mental health and provides re...
Despite estimates suggesting that around 15% of UK police incidents involve people with a mental hea...
The impact of compulsory measures of medical treatment for mental disorders have for some time inter...
This paper explores the implementation of Cleveland Police’s pilot Street Triage service. The servic...
It is clear that police in many jurisdictions are increasingly being called out to situations involv...
Jankovic et al (2010, this issue) discuss the role of advance statements in England and Wales as int...
The paper evaluates a range of policy documents, parliamentary debates, academic reports and statute...
A human rights approach to the policing of mental ill-health raises fundamental questions about the ...
This paper examines the role of the police in mental health work. It explores whether the calls to ‘...
This paper examines the role of the police in mental health work. It explores whether the calls to ‘...
A human rights approach to the policing of mental ill-health raises fundamental questions about the ...
Mental health is recognised as a part of the ‘core business of policing’ (Adebowale, 2013; Butler, 2...
<b>Background:</b> Where advance directives in mental health have been introduced con...
As with all members of the community, those suffering with a mental illness are likely to come into...
Over the last six months there have been two significant legislative developments in mental health l...
This special edition outlines the changing landscape of policing and mental health and provides re...
Despite estimates suggesting that around 15% of UK police incidents involve people with a mental hea...
The impact of compulsory measures of medical treatment for mental disorders have for some time inter...
This paper explores the implementation of Cleveland Police’s pilot Street Triage service. The servic...