This is included in s.135/136 protocol as Police LAs Develop multi-agency Police assistance for Approved Mental support to professionals where warrant not 3.8.6 LCFT Health Professionals protocol appropriate. BwD BC, Share ideas of improving working practices LCC, All AMHP services across local authorities will ensure agreed cross border working arrangements for 3.8.7 Blackpool attendance at bi-monthly MAOG meetings. undertaking MHAAs to avoid people in crisis council being passed around / between LAs October Lancashire constabulary to identify areas where joint operational 2015 Resolution of operational issues via the MAOG Police 3.9 arrangements need further consideration and improving and and the crisis concordat oversight group. produce an action plan/report for the oversight group. Review Mar 2016 Mar – Implement safe restraint techniques into Ambulance and Police NWAS/ To scope viability of this type of specific June training. This work will need to include the NHS Ambulance Police training and intended outcomes. 2015 3.10 Mental Health leads group recommendation that any patient Note: awaiting update from lead. being actively restrained will receive an immediate, high Review response. Mar 2016
3.8.6 Develop multi-agency Police assistance for Approved Mental Health Professionals protocol Police LAs LCFT This is included in s.135/136 protocol as support to professionals where warrant not appropriate. 3.8.7 All AMHP services across local authorities will ensure attendance at bi-monthly MAOG meetings. BwD BC, LCC, Blackpool council Share ideas of improving working practices agreed cross border working arrangements for undertaking MHAAs to avoid people in crisis being passed around / between LAs 3.9 Lancashire constabulary to identify areas where joint operational arrangements need further consideration and improving and produce an action plan/report for the oversight group. Police October 2015 Review Mar 2016 Resolution of operational issues via the MAOG and the crisis concordat oversight group. 3.10 Implement safe restraint techniques into Ambulance and Police training. This work will need to include the NHS Ambulance Mental Health leads group recommendation that any patient being actively restrained will receive an immediate, high response. NWAS/ Police Mar – June 2015 Review Mar 2016 To scope viability of this type of specific training and intended outcomes. Note: awaiting update from lead.
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