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Dean's Grand Rounds Invisible in Plain Sight
Dean's Grand Rounds - Invisible in Plain Sight: Addressing the Mental Health Crisis Among Neurodiverse Youth
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Nearly 500,000 more people known to be in contact with mental health services compared to four years ago
The Royal College of Psychiatrists has warned mental health services are under mounting pressure following the publication of new NHS England data.
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Culture of Care Programme
The NCCMH are the delivery partner for NHS England's Culture of Care Programme, using quality improvement and senior leadership support to improve the culture of care on mental health and learning disability wards.
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Royal College of Psychiatrists responds to Channel 4 Dispatches and BBC Panorama broadcasts
The College has issued a response to the recent Dispatches and Panorama documentaries which investigated the quality and safety of mental health services.
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RCPsych responds to the Health and Social Care Committee report on 'The treatment of autistic people and people with learning disabilities'
Dr Ken Courtenay, Chair of the Intellectual Disability faculty at the Royal College of Psychiatrists and Dr Ian Davidson, Autism Champion at the Royal College of Psychiatrists respond to the Health and Social Care Select Committee's report.
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National Learning Sessions | Royal College of Psychiatrists
A space to share the work of organisations and wards taking part in the Culture of Care Programme.
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Neurodevelopmental psychiatry - events
Find out more about our neurodevelopmental psychiatry special interest group's events.
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Dean's Grand Rounds - Neurodiversity in women during the perinatal period
Video and slides from this webinar.
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RCPsych responds to Department for Education’s Alternative Provision Improvement Plan
RCPsych responds to Department for Education’s Alternative Provision Improvement Plan
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RCPsych responds to the CQC's State of Care report
Professor Wendy Burn has responded to the CQC's annual assessment of the state of health and social care in England.