Mental health inquiries : implications for probation practice / Margaret Reith
In: Probation Journal. London. V.44,n.2 (June 1997) , p.66-70Idioma: Inglês.Assunto: SAÚDE MENTAL PROBATION DELINQUENTE ANORMAL Localização e Cota : P.105 Resumo: The number of inquiries into mental health tragedies is increasing rapidly. Within these inquiry reports there are important findings, together with recommendations for improving practice in the delivery of services to mentally disordered offenders in the community. However, the reports are published in an ad hoc and piecemeal way with the consequence that they are often difficult to obtain. Margaret Reith, Social Work Manager with South Wales Forensic Psychiatric Service at the Caswell Clinic,Bridgend, provides an overview of recent reports with greatest relevance for probation practice and training.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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The number of inquiries into mental health tragedies is increasing rapidly. Within these inquiry reports there are important findings, together with recommendations for improving practice in the delivery of services to mentally disordered offenders in the community. However, the reports are published in an ad hoc and piecemeal way with the consequence that they are often difficult to obtain. Margaret Reith, Social Work Manager with South Wales Forensic Psychiatric Service at the Caswell Clinic,Bridgend, provides an overview of recent reports with greatest relevance for probation practice and training.
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