19 People in crisis August 2015 City and Police liaison officer for There is a police liaison officer should expect that Hackney CCG forensic information for forensic information statutory services and Local Information accessed via Information is accessed via share essential Partners CHAMHRAS or currently CHAMRAS or HPM information about OOH via Duty Senior Nurse The Crisis Line is in place and their needs. or HPM. shares information Proposed crisis line used to Training initiatives are in place share vital information There is still no shared base of Training initiatives such as all information but MERLINs are PREVENT and Safeguarding shared. in Access to LBH database No shared database with other services. 20 Liaise with Police June 2015 City and Section 136 Protocols in City Section 136 protocols adhere to Mental Health Hackney CCG and Hackney adhere to national standards operationally. liaison and Local national standards and are Police cells are not used as a place of representative to Partners followed appropriately on the safety and there is a place of safety review section 136 ground. provided outside A&E provision by the No use of police cells, place of HPM service. safety fro assessments is outside A&E provision 21 All healthcare, local On going City and Professional mental health Training has been provided to the authority and Hackney Police by ELFT however the Police also awareness training is community partners MIND/ELFT have their own training. No training available and accessible for staff will have the via the has been provided to the ambulance all healthcare providers, right skills and primary care service. local partners including training to respond The HTT has monthly teaching police, local ambulance to mental health sessions and supervision. services, housing services crises appropriately The HTT has a monthly systems and solicitors review. Home Treatment Team Staff are trained in the recovery (HTT) has model.
19 People in crisis should expect that statutory services share essential information about their needs. August 2015 City and Hackney CCG and Local Partners Police liaison officer for forensic information Information accessed via CHAMHRAS or currently OOH via Duty Senior Nurse or HPM. Proposed crisis line used to share vital information Training initiatives such as PREVENT and Safeguarding in Access to LBH database No shared database with other services. There is a police liaison officer for forensic information Information is accessed via CHAMRAS or HPM The Crisis Line is in place and shares information Training initiatives are in place There is still no shared base of all information but MERLINs are shared. 20 Liaise with Police Mental Health liaison representative to review section 136 June 2015 City and Hackney CCG and Local Partners Section 136 Protocols in City and Hackney adhere to national standards and are followed appropriately on the ground. No use of police cells, place of safety fro assessments is outside A&E provision Section 136 protocols adhere to national standards operationally. Police cells are not used as a place of safety and there is a place of safety provided outside A&E provision by the HPM service. 21 All healthcare, local authority and community partners staff will have the right skills and training to respond to mental health crises appropriately On going City and Hackney MIND/ELFT via the primary care Professional mental health awareness training is available and accessible for all healthcare providers, local partners including police, local ambulance services, housing services and solicitors Home Treatment Team (HTT) has Training has been provided to the Police by ELFT however the Police also have their own training. No training has been provided to the ambulance service. The HTT has monthly teaching sessions and supervision. The HTT has a monthly systems review. Staff are trained in the recovery model.
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