Consistent and safe risk management Clear and consistent information sharing agreements Cost benefit analysis to quantify efficiencies and savings Building a strong set of data Supporting development of a national service specification Additional Evidence of Success: (full summary report expected end of quarter 1) March 2014 Police officers in control room accessing clinical record via MHP to check risk assessment. Avoiding s.136 by negotiating crisis and risk plan, CRHT appt. Next day. Suicidal person reassured on appt time and reduced risk avoiding s.136 March 30th 2014 Hi there, I just wanted to note that I had a call from a suicidal female sitting on the harbour wall in Ilfracombe tonight log 902 30/03/2014. The lady was very drowsy and very hard to get information from, Mark the street triage worker noted that I was talking to a suicidal person and came over. It made the call a lot easier when he gave me some additional questions to ask over and above the ones we do ask persons when they are suicidal. If we could get some extra questions from them when dealing I think we would all find this very helpful. Officers got there in time and were able to pull the female off the wall before she had a chance to do anything. Thought I would just pass this information onto you. It is an asset to the room to have them here. Dawn Dawn Pugsley - 55380 Radio Despatch Operator Exeter Control Room CMCD Headquarters Devon and Cornwall Constabulary – March 2014 Sir At the time I was assisting Inspector CUNNINGHAM on two authorized firearms incidents in Exeter but was aware of this incident and the Street Triage workers input. The Street Triage Worker was Mark RATTENBURY and he went and supported RDO PUGSLEY who was on the line to the female until Police were with her. I understand Mark assisted Dawn in prompting her with some questions to ask. I also know Mark spoke with the officers at scene and advised them that in view of her behaviour that evening she should be considered high risk of self-harm. Mark advised the officers that female should be seen by paramedics to triage the need for further assessment at A&E . I understand this happened and the female went voluntarily to the hospital with Ambulance with Police officers following. I tried to speak tonight with the officers who attended to seek their views on the input by the Street Triage Worker and if this assisted in their decision making process but unfortunately they are now on rest days.
Consistent and safe risk management Clear and consistent information sharing agreements Cost benefit analysis to quantify efficiencies and savings Building a strong set of data Supporting development of a national service specification Additional Evidence of Success: (full summary report expected end of quarter 1) March 2014 Police officers in control room accessing clinical record via MHP to check risk assessment. Avoiding s.136 by negotiating crisis and risk plan, CRHT appt. Next day. Suicidal person reassured on appt time and reduced risk avoiding s.136 March 30th 2014 Hi there, I just wanted to note that I had a call from a suicidal female sitting on the harbour wall in Ilfracombe tonight log 902 30/03/2014. The lady was very drowsy and very hard to get information from, Mark the street triage worker noted that I was talking to a suicidal person and came over. It made the call a lot easier when he gave me some additional questions to ask over and above the ones we do ask persons when they are suicidal. If we could get some extra questions from them when dealing I think we would all find this very helpful. Officers got there in time and were able to pull the female off the wall before she had a chance to do anything. Thought I would just pass this information onto you. It is an asset to the room to have them here. Dawn Dawn Pugsley - 55380 Radio Despatch Operator Exeter Control Room CMCD – Headquarters Devon and Cornwall Constabulary March 2014 Sir At the time I was assisting Inspector CUNNINGHAM on two authorized firearms incidents in Exeter but was aware of this incident and the Street Triage workers input. The Street Triage Worker was Mark RATTENBURY and he went and supported RDO PUGSLEY who was on the line to the female until Police were with her. I understand Mark assisted Dawn in prompting her with some questions to ask. I also know Mark spoke with the officers at scene and advised them that in view of her behaviour that evening she should be considered high risk of self-harm. Mark advised the officers that female should be seen by paramedics to triage the need for further assessment at A&E . I understand this happened and the female went voluntarily to the hospital with Ambulance with Police officers following. I tried to speak tonight with the officers who attended to seek their views on the input by the Street Triage Worker and if this assisted in their decision making process but unfortunately they are now on rest days.
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