(April 2015) Requesting an SWASFT (no link) ambulance. A guide for healthcare professionals (2015?) Multi-agency multiagencypolicy/multi_agency_policy Multi-Agency Mental or Capacity Act Policy (2014) 2gether for Missing Persons/AWOL and Absconded Patients (2011) Under Review 10. Local or national websites/Information for users and referrers 2gether NHS Foundation Trust NHS (Range of specialist advice) Healthwatch Gloucestershire Local Healthwatch Royal College of Psychiatrists National/RCPsych (Range of downloadable website leaflets) Crisis Concordat MIND 11. NICE Guidelines (relevant to mental health crisis model of care) NICE Quality Standard ref QS14, Quality standard for service user experience in adult mental health, Quality Statement 6, Access to services: This recommends that people in crisis referred to mental health secondary care services are: seen within 4 hours; that service users have access to a local 24-hour helpline staffed by mental health and social care professionals; and that crisis resolution and home treatment teams are accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, regardless of diagnosis. 12. Service User Experience in Adult Mental Health (CG 136) 13. Interdependencies. Please let us know if there are any developments within your area which would impact on this Project. D Pugh/L Buckley
(April 2015) Requesting an ambulance. A guide for healthcare professionals (2015?) SWASFT (no link) Multi-Agency Mental Capacity Act Policy (2014) Multi-agency multiagencypolicy/multi_agency_policy or for Missing Persons/AWOL and Absconded Patients (2011) Under Review 2gether 10. Local or national websites/Information for users and referrers 2gether NHS Foundation Trust (Range of specialist advice) NHS Healthwatch Gloucestershire Local Healthwatch Royal College of Psychiatrists (Range of downloadable leaflets) National/RCPsych website Crisis Concordat MIND 11. NICE Guidelines (relevant to mental health crisis model of care) NICE Quality Standard ref QS14, Quality standard for service user experience in adult mental health, Quality Statement 6, Access to services: This recommends that people in crisis referred to mental health secondary care services are: seen within 4 hours; that service users have access to a local 24-hour helpline staffed by mental health and social care professionals; and that crisis resolution and home treatment teams are accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, regardless of diagnosis. 12. Service User Experience in Adult Mental Health (CG 136) 13. Interdependencies. Please let us know if there are any developments within your area which would impact on this Project. D Pugh/L Buckley
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