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LGBT inclusive mental health services: a guide for health and social care service providers [PDF]

Remove: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland source - 29 March 2017 - Publisher: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland

This guidance aims to raise awareness of LGBT rights in mental health services, and help health and social care services to provide high quality care and support to everyone with a mental illness.

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Adult acute themed visit report [PDF]

Remove: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland source - 11 April 2017 - Publisher: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland

A report following a series of announced visits carried out by the Mental Welfare Commission (MWCS) to all adult mental health admission wards in Scotland in 2016.

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Older people's functional mental health wards in hospitals: themed visit report

Remove: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland source - 16 April 2020 - Publisher: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland

This new report shows mixed findings in Scotland’s hospital wards for older people with mental illness. The Commission visited all 23 NHS wards for older people with ‘functional mental illness’, ...

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Perinatal themed visit report: keeping mothers and babies in mind [PDF]

Remove: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland source - 29 June 2016 - Publisher: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland

This is the first study the Commission has carried out into perinatal mental health care in Scotland. In this themed visit, we focus mainly on the care of women with severe postnatal mental illness...

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Living with Borderline Personality Disorder. The experience of people with the diagnosis, families and services in Scotland [PDF]

Remove: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland source - 30 August 2018 - Publisher: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland

This report looks at the care, treatment and support of people with borderline personality disorder (BPD), often known as emotionally unstable personality disorder (EUPD). BPD is a type of...

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Hope for the future. A report on a series of visits by the Mental Welfare Commission looking at care, treatment and support for people with eating disorders in Scotland [PDF]

Remove: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland source - 03 September 2020 - Publisher: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland

This report looks at care, treatment and support for people with an eating disorder in Scotland. It includes a mapping exercise (the first of its kind in Scotland) showing significant variation in...

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Medium and low secure forensic wards [PDF]

Remove: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland source - 30 August 2017 - Publisher: Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland

This is the first Scotland-wide report on medium and low security forensic wards. It has positive findings related to staff and to patient care, but it highlights concerns over delays in patients...

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Results for mindfulness | Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland 1 - 7 of 7 sorted by relevance / date

LGBT inclusive mental health services: a guide for health and social care service providers [PDF]

Adult acute themed visit report [PDF]

Older people's functional mental health wards in hospitals: themed visit report

Perinatal themed visit report: keeping mothers and babies in mind [PDF]

Living with Borderline Personality Disorder. The experience of people with the diagnosis, families and services in Scotland [PDF]

Hope for the future. A report on a series of visits by the Mental Welfare Commission looking at care, treatment and support for people with eating disorders in Scotland [PDF]

Medium and low secure forensic wards [PDF]