Liaison faculty news, reports and resources
Faculty of Liaison Psychiatry: Trainees, New Consultants, Nurses and Allied Health Professional Annual Conference 2025
Date: 31 October 2025
Location: Online
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- Spring 2021
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- Winter 2019
- Summer 2019
- Winter 2018
- Spring 2018
- Winter 2017
- Summer 2017
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- Spring 2016
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Submissions
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- reports on service development
- education
- training
- audits
- conferences and events.
Please note that we do not accept case reports for publication.
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Faculty reports
- Alternatives to emergency departments for mental health assessments during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Liaison psychiatry and the management of long-term conditions and medically unexplained symptoms
- Framework for routine outcome measurement in Liaison psychiatry - superseded by CR241
- Integrated care for long term physical health conditions and medically unexplained symptoms: a survey of Liaison psychiatry services
College reports
- Safe patients and high-quality services: a guide to job descriptions and job plans for consultant psychiatrists (CR207, November 2017)
- Liaison psychiatry for every acute hospital: Integrated mental and physical healthcare
- Managing Deliberate Self Harm in Young People
- Assessment Following Self-harm in Adults
- Framework for routine outcome measurement in liaison psychiatry (FROM-LP II) (CR241, June 2024)
Consensus statements
Position statements
- The role of liaison psychiatry in integrated physical and mental healthcare
- Provision of liaison psychiatry services across the lifepan
- Position statement on the involvement of anaesthetists in restraint teams
Quality improvement
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See our award-winning mental health information on:
Advice for Health Care Workers and patients
WHO Mental Health COVID-19 Guidance
Advice for Patients
COVID-19 Anxiety Leaflet – Oncology Service
Resilience through the pandemic
COVID-19 Mental Health Summary Advice
Clinicians Tools for Assessment and Treatment of Patients
MH Triage and Assessment Frameworks
Prescribing Guidance
Delirium and COVID-19
Delirium COVID- 19 Drug Interactions
Management tips for Suspected Delirium in patients with COVID-19
West London NHS has created a series of videos, hosted on YouTube, for emergency staff.