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The Economic Down-turn and Forensic Mental Health Services
The aim of this project is to
explore the impact of the recession on forensic psychiatry services
accross the United Kingdom and to encourage strategic thinking at
the local and national level about how mental health professionals
might respond to predicted funding cuts.
This project is building on a
broader College initiative looking at the impact of the recession
on mental health services and consider solutions for those working
at a local and national level in service provision and policy.
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This survey is designed for
Clinical Directors of Forensic Mental Health
Services. If you would like to participate, please click
on the link and you will be directed to the survey. You can
complete and submit this survey online.
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Project Briefing
NoteIf you would like to read more about the background
to this project, please read the project briefing note. |
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College
Report on Mental Health and the Economic
Down-turnIn early
September 2009, the College held an event on mental health and the
economic downturn. This event was convened by the Royal College of
Psychiatrists, the Mental Health Network, NHS Confederation and the
London School of Economics and Political Science. This report
was published in November 2009. |
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Dealing with the
DownturnThis paper produced by the NHS
Confederation, looks at some of the challenges facing the NHS in
light of predicted real term reduction of £8-10billion in the
three years from 2011. |
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Once you have completed the survey,
you will see a 'submit by email' button at the end
of the form. Select this button and follow the prompts as directed
(see
attached instructions for further information).
If you require any assistance,
please contact Katie
Gray.
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For more information regarding this project, please contact
Katie Gray
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© 2009
Royal College of Psychiatrists