Managing substance misuse on trust premises policy
Zero tolerance policy for the use or possession of illicit substances on trust premises.
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Individuals who decline treatment or disengage with services
When members of the public are referred to Trust services and full assessment cannot be completed due to the person not wishing to engage with mental health or learning disability services.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
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Did not attend (dna) was not brought (wnb) policy
Individuals who choose to discontinue contact or do not attend appointments.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
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Controlling access to and exit from inpatient areas
Support management of access to and exit from in-patient areas
Category: Procedures
Topic: Clinical
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Care and management of dual diagnosis procedure
The procedures to be followed when caring for individuals with concurrent mental health and substance misuse needs.
Category: Procedures
Topic: Clinical
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Management of coexisting mental illness and substance misuse (dual diagnosis)
Standards of practice and processes to be followed when caring for individuals with substance misuse problems and coexisting mental health or learning disability.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
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Supporting behaviours that challenge (btc)
Understanding behavioural challenges and helping the person to express their needs in more appropriate ways, is crucial to providing effective support.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
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The care programme approach and standard care
Approach used in secondary mental health and learning disability services to assess, plan, review and co-ordinate care, treatment and support for people with complex needs, relating to their mental health or learning disabilities.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
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Advance decisions and statements
An advance statement sets out a person’s preferences, wishes, beliefs and values regarding their future care.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
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Consent to examination or treatment
As both a legal and ethical principle, consent must be obtained before an act of care or treatment (including examination) is provided to a person.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
