2. Whole population
considerations
Challenging an individualistic perspective
Shifting a focus from the person to the
community (including new definitions of
community)
Early intervention is a key thread
3. Issues to consider
Housing
Environment (real and virtual)
The world of work
Formal education
Family life
4. Those in receipt of mh services
Tobacco dependence
Lifestyle
Employment
Instillation and maintenance of hope
Countering therapeutic nihilism
5. Final thought
Is the workforce of mental health
services ready for this public mental
health agenda?
Will this new emphasis require new
preparation, alliances and ways of
working?
Lord Crisp report (Old problems new solutions) whilst its remit was england only, it has implications for all four countries with its emphasis on adequate service provision and ceasing out of area placements. The RCN is going to be working with other royal Colleges and professional associations in the pursuit of developing (as recommended) a set of in pt standards
The menta health taskforce report examined the ways that mental health services would need to change in order to meet the 5 year forward view vision for the NHS
The positive and safe programme continues at the DH (england) and is continuing to develop initiatives in regard to reducing restrctive interventions and now is looking at a national audit of the use of restraint and will follow this with ongoing work in regard to seclusion