This essay will discuss, to what extent mental health patients are cared for in the community to distinguish if there is a failure amongst the system to care for those that suffer with mental health problems. It will aim to explore the public health services and care provided, legislations for assisting mental health people in the community and government funding bodies for people/services in London areas.
Community based services for people with mental health, are dived between professionals such as psychiatrists, mental health nurses (CMHN) or community based teams (CMHT). They are a service that provides care and support whilst living in the community to help manage the person’s mental health conditions. Mental health is generally divided in to two areas of care. The first is the health care of the individual that manages the mental and physical health of the person’s individual needs, such as treatments, medication, support, cognitive behaviour treatments. This part of the service ultimately aims to help people look after their mental health and prevent any further mental health problems that could occur in the future. The other side of care is the social …show more content…
The lack of care for the individual could result in detrimental events or further deteriorate the individual’s state of mind. Inconsistency of primary and secondary care and their failure to interact generally causes a lack of routine outcome measurement. Consultations have been discussed amongst the government to develop an understanding that brought the problems of the relationships between primary and secondary care services to the
Community based services for people with mental health, are dived between professionals such as psychiatrists, mental health nurses (CMHN) or community based teams (CMHT). They are a service that provides care and support whilst living in the community to help manage the person’s mental health conditions. Mental health is generally divided in to two areas of care. The first is the health care of the individual that manages the mental and physical health of the person’s individual needs, such as treatments, medication, support, cognitive behaviour treatments. This part of the service ultimately aims to help people look after their mental health and prevent any further mental health problems that could occur in the future. The other side of care is the social …show more content…
The lack of care for the individual could result in detrimental events or further deteriorate the individual’s state of mind. Inconsistency of primary and secondary care and their failure to interact generally causes a lack of routine outcome measurement. Consultations have been discussed amongst the government to develop an understanding that brought the problems of the relationships between primary and secondary care services to the