Chance to put mental health at heart of NHS services could be missed A key opportunity to revolutionise mental health care could be missed because flagship NHS schemes are not doing enough to put it at the heart of services, according to a new report by The King’s Fund and the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
The report, Mental health and new models of care, looks at mental health in vanguard areas – flagship NHS schemes that bring services together. These include groups of GP surgeries working collaboratively to cater for up to 50,000 patients and NHS organisations coming together to deliver the full range of health care in their area.
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The report, Mental health and new models of care, looks at mental health in vanguard areas – flagship NHS schemes that bring services together. These include groups of GP surgeries working collaboratively to cater for up to 50,000 patients and NHS organisations coming together to deliver the full range of health care in their area.
See also:
- Mental health and new care models: Lessons from the vanguards The King’s Fund and the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
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