A cross-governmental strategy in England into how mental health and well-being can be incorporated into every aspect of daily life was launched today to replace the National Service Framework for Mental Health which came to an end this autumn.
New HorizonsMental health initiatives publishedFriday, December 11th, 2009Greater support for mental health sufferersWednesday, December 9th, 2009The Government has revealed a ten-year plan to provide better support for people suffering from mental illness. New Horizons LaunchedWednesday, December 9th, 2009A new era for mental health Ministers target depression in government policy shiftTuesday, December 8th, 2009Schools, employers and GPs all have more of a role to play in mental-health care in the UK, ministers say. Mental health trusts respond to New HorizonsThursday, October 22nd, 2009Mental health trusts are pressing the government to look at fresh ways of protecting services given predicted activity increases and the lack of a national tariff. IAPT programme fills gap in mental health provisionTuesday, August 25th, 2009An article about the roll out of IAPT services in the UK Using cognitive behavioural therapy and evidence-based therapies, a programme known as IAPT is filling a void in mental health provision, writes Andrew Mickel New Horizons, the government’s replacement for the national service framework on mental health, entered consultation at the end of July. It has two main ambitions: to improve the mental health and well-being of the population, and to improve the quality and accessibility of mental health services. |
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