“Mental Health Care” Best Match

this is directly related. The World Health Organisation asserts that ‘There is no health without Mental Health’. Health is not just about physical health, and all contributing parts of the...

...approach to Children and Young People’s Mental Health, in part a response to salutatory statistics that 36% of children with Learning Disability have mental health conditions, as do 71% of...

ensure a healthy mental state. Five simple steps that can make a big difference include: exercise, connections to nature, healthy eating, creativity, and learning. Many of these steps require a...

programmes, precision healthcare, digital health solutions and increased personal contribution to health, a scenario was created whereby less people needed to access ‘traditional’ hospitals which began to be perceived as...

and schools should be particularly interested in supporting mental health needs. Public Health England confirms that: ‘children with greater wellbeing, lower levels of mental health problems and greater emotional attachment...

...the acute care environment, supported by integrated health and social care teams – eg low dependency units, patient hotels etc. In parallel with more general integration of health and social...

...be bad. Of course, it helps to define what we mean by health: the Preamble to the Constitution of the World Health Organization Constitution of the World Health Organization says:...

this against a backdrop of mental health bed numbers reducing from over 65,000 in 1987 to currently under 20,000. In the past, the mental health sector has shown the health...

healthcare environments, such as the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) fund the service through direct taxation, keeping costs below 10% of GDP through direct and indirect rationing of the service....