Psychiatric Bulletin: Volume 25 -

Changing Minds: Every Family in the Land: A campaign update
Arthur Crisp
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02 January 2018, pp. 444-446
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Our 5-year long campaign to reduce the stigmatisations of and discriminations against people with mental illnesses, launched as an outline endeavour in October 1998, is now in its third year. This update is intended to reveal that since 1998 we have been constructively busy and are poised to go public’ in major ways. We are now therefore appealing to the membership at large to join in the tasks. To this end we have been busy generating a tool kit that you may wish to draw upon and a series of proposed projects, some of which are already underway and some of which you may be able to pick up on or adapt for local purposes, in addition to any of your own initiatives.

Impoverished services for poor people – perceived racism in psychiatric services
P. Harrison-Read
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02 January 2018, p. 486
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Advice given to psychiatric in-patients concerning driving: a completed audit cycle
Renarta Rowe, Andy Owen
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02 January 2018, pp. 400-401
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Guidance for the preparation of medical reports for mental health review tribunals
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02 January 2018, pp. 361-363
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Making work schemes work
Bob Grove
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02 January 2018, pp. 446-448
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The past 5 years have seen dramatically increased interest among users, professionals and the Government in enabling people with mental health problems to gain employment. Many new projects have been started, with a range of different approaches including supported employment, training and placement, transitional employment, social firms and cooperatives. There are a number of reasons for this increased interest.

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