Rethink Mental Illness – Innovation Network This network led by Rethink Mental Illness involves NHS and independent mental health provider organisations working to ensure that people affected by schizophrenia and psychosis, and their families, get the support they need.
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Five Ways to Wellbeing appThe Five Ways to Wellbeing app, developed by Somerset Public Health, helps people improve their well-being through everyday activities No rules, no regulations. Read more »
Lethal discriminationThis report published by Rethink explores why people with mental illness are dying needlessly and what needs to change. Read more »
Starting today: The future of mental health servicesThis report, published by the Mental Health Foundation, sets out some key messages as to what mental health services need to do in order to ensure that they are ready to address the mental health needs of the UK population in 20-30 years’ time. Read more »
Integrated Physical Health PathwayThe Integrated Physical Health Pathway, developed by Rethink Mental Illness, is a resource that supports health professionals to coordinate physical health monitoring for people affected by mental illness and ensure information is communicated effectively between services. Read more »
CCG Outcomes ToolsInformation packs for CCGs and Local Authorities that set out key data to inform the local position on outcomes, including interactive versions. Read more »
How do we create leadership capacity for an uncertain future?In a blog post written earlier this year Steve Onyett shares his thoughts on how to develop leadership capacity in the face of an uncertainty. Read more »
Health and Social Care Information for Mental HealthThe Health and Social Care Information Centre provides access to data and information about mental health services. Read more »
Budgeting for involvement: Practical advice on budgeting for actively involving the public in research studiesThis guide produced by INVOLVE and the Mental Health Research Network provides practical advice with budgeting for the costs of public involvement in research. Read more »
Work and mental healthThis website signposts you to relevant guidance and practical tools designed to help you through the maze of issues on work and mental health. Read more »
Public Health England drive to improve coverage of Health ChecksPublic Health England has launched a drive to improve the coverage of the NHS Health Checks scheme in order to reach its goal of providing them to 15 million patients by 2018/2019. Read more »
Winterbourne View Joint Improvement ProgrammeNational partners have committed to a programme for change to transform health and care services for people with learning disabilities or autism who have mental health conditions or behaviour that challenges. Read more »
Resources for Strategic Clinical Networks and Senates, published by NHS England. Read more »
Improving Access to Psychological TherapiesThe purpose of the IAPT national programme is to increase access to a range of evidence based interventions and informed treatment options for people with depression and anxiety disorders (NHS Mandate, 2012). Read more »
Forum promoting positive practice and collaboration, influencing and supporting practitioners and people who use services, national policy and strategy, research, audit and quality improvement. Read more »
Dr Geraldine Strathdee, OBE, MRCPsychNational Clinical Director for Mental Health, NHS England, a consultant psychiatrist in Oxleas NHS FT, and Visiting Professor, Integrated mental health education programme at UCL Partners. Read more »
Refreshing the Mandate to NHS England for 2014 to 2015The Government is consulting on refreshing the Mandate to NHS England for 2014 to 2015. Read more »
A briefing about the networks emerging in the South West. Read more »
The government’s first NHS Mandate gives NHS England responsibility for coming up with plans to help make life better for people with long term conditions. Read more »
Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust Public EnquiryThe final report of the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust Public Inquiry was published on Wednesday 6 February 2013. Read more »