Commissioning mental health services
Publication details: HMSO, 1996Description: 316pISBN:- 0113219741
- WM 28.
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1 - Adult mental health policy.
2 - Defining severe mental illness.
IN RESPECT OF PURCHASERS.
3 - Developing a mental health focus for purchasers.
4 - Assessing population needs.
5 - Mental Illness Needs Index (MINI).
6 - How mental health services are commissioned.
7 - Purchasing mental health care for primary care.
8 - Should fundholding GPs purchase mental health services?
9 - General practice and the purchasing of mental health services.
10 - A local authority perspective on purchasing mental health services.
11 - Housing and mental health: a brief guide for commissioners.
IN RESPECT OF PROVDIERS.
12 - Writing a strategy.
13 - Core components of a comprehensive mental health service.
14 - Commissioning and managing hospital and community beds.
15 - Independent sector providers.
16 - Housing component of mental health services.
IN RESPECT OF IMPLEMENTATIO N.
17 - Implementing the core service components: commissioning and contracting.
18 - Purchasing from a user perspective.
19 - Purchasing mental health services for black communities.
20 - Lessons rom the Mental Health Taskforce London Project.
21 - Cost information for commissioners.
22 - Effectiveness of interventions for mental illness and implications for commissioning.
23 - Performance indicators in mental health services.
24 - National standards for mental health: making community care work.
25 - Monitor quality.
APPENDIX - Health Service Indicators for mental health.
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