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(including Lifeline transport services) reference the CQC “Safer Place to Be” standards in section 136 to be collected by MYH Crisis Teams) Gateshead – Street Triage have con to reduce the number of Section 136s in the area. Newcastle – Street Triage commenced on 26th June and is already making an impact on the S136 pathway, diverting those not needing MHA assessment away from this pathway. There is no data as yet on the activity. Information sharing, communication, strategic development and multi-agency training 21 To allow the sharing of relevant and appropriate information between organisations in the best interests of the patient Explore and be involved in work taking place to enable a shared information system/process with interoperability between acute trust/voluntary organisations including A & E and NTW both in and out of hours. NTW/Local British Transport Police/NEAS – All partners and IT teams April 2016 Service users receive services from all organisations and relevant information is shared to ensure speedy and appropriate services are delivered to support the patient’s needs. Reduce the need for repeat assessments, for MHPB BTP will always consider sharing information with partner agencies the risk to the welfare and life of that individual is identified and the sharing of information will support the reduction of that risk. MOPI and Data protection guidelines are always supported and where possible consent gained if appropriate. Secure NHS.net email addresses will always be requested to be used.
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