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Creador:: Lee, John, Donnan, Stuart, King's Fund, National Primary Care Research and Development Centre (University of Manchester), Gask, Linda, and Roland, Martin
Publication date:: 1999
Abstract:: This report describes the evaluation of total purchasing and extended purchasing sites with an interest in mental health services. A consistent objective of these sites was the improvement of communication and information flows between primary and secondary care. The priority was the development of services for people with common mental ...

Creador:: Greatley, Angela, Centre for Mental Health Services Development, King's Fund, and Peck, Edward
Publication date:: 1999
Abstract:: Policy changes in health and social care present new opportunities for primary care to work in partnership with others to improve provision for people with mental health problems. Policy connections between mental health services, primary and community care were not always made effectively in the past and attention to implementation ...

Creador:: Byng, Richard, King's Fund, and Single, Helen
Publication date:: 1999
Abstract:: People with long-term mental health problems suffer considerable disability and are at risk of relapse or deterioration. Primary and secondary care have traditionally been separated, leading to poor communication and lack of role definition. Furthermore, there has been no national programme aiming to improve service delivery for this group of ...

Creador:: Health Quality Service (King's Fund)
Publication date:: 1999
Abstract:: This new edition of the Health Quality Service accreditation programme has been extensively revised and updated to reflect government health policy and guidance in the various parts of the United Kingdom as well as taking account of changes and developments in quality assurance and improvement programmes nationally and internationally. These ...

Creador:: Johnson, Sonia, Research Unit (Royal College of Psychiatrists), London Commission (King's Fund), Centre for the Economics of Mental Health (Institute of Psychiatry, University of London), and Centre for Mental Health Services Development (King's College, London)
Publication date:: 1998
Abstract:: The findings outlined in this book describe a service in inner London that cannot be sustained because it is unable to meet the demands imposed upon it. Services in outer London are comparable with those in other English cities. The mental illness services are in a state of transition, and ...

Creador:: Lee, John, Donnan, Stuart, Gask, Linda, King's Fund, and Roland, Martin
Publication date:: 1998
Abstract:: This study describes the aims, methods and interim findings of a study to evaluate the impact of total purchasing and extended fundholding on the provision of mental health services. All baseline telephone interviewing has now been completed and the authors report on findings from the analysis of semi-structured telephone interviews ...

Creador:: Levenson, Ros and Development Centre (King's Fund)
Publication date:: 1997
Abstract:: This report presents some of the main themes that emerged from a series of workshops on various aspects of primary care organised and hosted by the King's Fund in the summer and autumn of 1996. The topics covered in the workshops were change in primary health care, frail elderly people, ...

Creador:: Mental Health Support Group to the London Commission (King's Fund)
Publication date:: 1997
Abstract:: This document is intended to take further the diagnostic and analytical work which was produced by the King's Fund Mental Health Support Group for the London Commission. An executive summary of that report is attached to this paper.

Creador:: London Commission (King's Fund)
Publication date:: 1997
Abstract:: The National Health Service in London faces profound challenges. Currently, services are under intense strain. Access to appropriate care for Londoners is jeopardised, and public confidence has declined. In inner London, in particular, there are high levels of deprivation and growing health inequalities. While some of the country's leading hospitals ...

Creador:: London Commission (King's Fund)
Publication date:: 1997
Abstract:: The National Health Service in London faces profound challenges. Currently, services are under intense strain. Access to appropriate care for Londoners is jeopardised, and public confidence has declined. In inner London, in particular, there are high levels of deprivation and growing health inequalities. While some of the country's leading hospitals ...

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