This webinar explores the realities of putting the Community Mental Health Framework (2019) into practice. McPin and the University of Plymouth have worked for nearly 3 years with services across England and this is the first of a series of webinars highlighting positive achievements and exploring some challenges.
The Community Mental Health Framework created a great opportunity for major changes to the delivery of mental health services, promoting a more inclusive offer which would help to address the problem of increasing access for many who historically fell into GAPS.
This webinar discusses the findings from evaluations and research examining in depth some of the real time pressures that busy complex systems face and provides guidance for addressing key challenges:
- How might a mental health system increase access and deliver inclusive services within a neighbourhood?
- How do different teams work together as a seamless ‘No Wrong Door’ System?
- How can people flow well through a system?
- How can the workforce deliver this?
- What does the collaborative leadership required look like?
The webinar is useful for commissioners and providers of services across health, social care and community services such as VCSEs.
McPin Foundation
University of Plymouth
NIHR Applied Research Collaboration South West Peninsula