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Title: Making a difference in the mental health of those in compulsory detention


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Making a difference in the mental health of those
in compulsory detention   
  • Angela Greatley, Chief Executive,
  • Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health

2
The Sainsbury Centre
  • History
  • Support for WHO Health in Prisons project
  • Broad issues of public health
  • Mental health a prime concern
  • Current priorities for Health and Justice
  • All offenders should have access to good quality
    health care
  • Impact of poor health care for offenders is on
    the whole society
  • Public health prisoners should not be
    forgotten people
  • Public health and justice authorities have to
    work together for health promotion, prevention
    and good health care.

3
Why mental health care?
  • Global concern
  • 9 million prisoners worldwide at least 1 million
    have a significant mental health disorder
  • Even more have common mental health problems
  • Co-morbid / complex drug use, personality
    disorder, alcoholism.
  • The UK as an example
  • Psychoses 8 10 of prisoners
  • Personality disorders 66 of prisoners
  • Common mental health problems 45 of prisoners
  • Drug dependency 45 of prisoners
  • Alcohol dependency 30 of prisoners.

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All-Stages Diversion (1)
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All-Stages Diversion (2)
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All-Stages Diversion (3)
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mental health care in detention
  • Awareness training for prison staff
  • Screening on arrival
  • Primary care screening, assessment, evidence
    based treatment e.g. CBT, medication and review
  • Prevention and health promotion
  • Specialist in-reach from community, health care
    units and specialist outreach
  • Address multiple needs in a seamless way.
  • .

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What is needed?
  • Mental health assessment at all stages Police
    Courts Prison Release
  • Mental health promotion work in prisons
  • Staff awareness
  • Essential treatment in community and in detention
  • Key documents and reviews
  • WHO Europe (e.g. Trencín Statement on Prisons
    and Mental Health Kyiv Declaration on Womens
    Health in Prison)
  • DH (UK) Making It Happen A guide to delivering
    mental health promotion
  • Lord Bradley Review of mental health and criminal
    justice (April 2009.)

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  • Angela.Greatley_at_scmh.org.uk
  • www.scmh.org.uk
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