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Crime, Exclusion and Mental Health: Current Realities and Future Responses

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When Simon Stevens took up his role as CEO of NHS England, an executive, non-departmental body established in 2012, he announced the NHS five year forward view with seven models of care (Kings Fund, 2015). In response, Laurence Moulin posted the following comment:

Unless we redesign structure and services from the ‘bottom up’, starting with what will be offered for people receiving services, and ensure that the ‘offer’ is a single physical/mental health service, we may find at the end of the five year plan we have only succeeded in moving the deckchairs into a different pattern. (Laurence Moulin Consulting in Mental Health and Learning Disability, 2015)

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Winstone, J. (2016). Crime, Exclusion and Mental Health: Current Realities and Future Responses. In: Winstone, J. (eds) Mental Health, Crime and Criminal Justice. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137453884_1

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