ISSUES IN MANAGED CARE HEALTH SERVICES Tip of the iceberg. Crimes highlight underfunded British Mental Health system 'flaws': "There is also a need to speed up referral times so that people are not deteriorating while waiting to see specialists."
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A random collection of BBC-Reports about some of the most notorious Mental Health related crimes gives an impression about the struggle of Great Britains underfunded and neglected Psychiatry: 1. Lack of resources, communications between professionals and agencies and management were to blame. The families of two people who were killed by a patient after he was released from hospital by mistake say they are disappointed with the treatment they have received from the health authority. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/1678914.stm 2. Disturbed killer 'failed by health services'. Great Britain inquiry: "Our abiding impression of the mental health services is of low standards, indifferent leadership and minimal expectations for quality" http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/760383.stm 3. England: Mental health services 'flawed' 4. Killer may sue psychiatric hospital (His family claim that he had asked the city's hospital for more help) 5. Mental Care of killer condemned: The killing of a man by a violent patient was the result of substandard care and failures in the health service, a report has said: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/6153592.stm 6. "It is an insane system, which cannot respond to the warning of families and others before a tragedy happens" 7. Mental health system 'struggling'. The "cannibal killer case" Go to the next 24 BBC-Reports on Mental Health related crimes... |