Personality disorder in Scotland CR214, August 2018
The aims of this publication are to:
- Describe the current provision of mental health services for people with a diagnosis of personality disorder in Scotland
- provide a consensus view endorsed by the Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland, on good practice for services providing care for people with a diagnosis of personality disorder
- contribute to a better understanding of personality disorder and reduce stigma, whilst acknowledging there may be different views about this diagnosis
- describe current models of staff training
- describe examples of good practice in Scotland
- make recommendations for government and health boards on developing good services.
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