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He said health workers were dealing with drug and alcohol problems, security risks, forensic histories and self-harm risks.
This is particularly important in forensic and high risk settings, where recovery is just as important a principle as it is in any other part of the mental health service" [ 12].
BNs have been applied in a variety of settings for the purposes of causal study and probabilistic prediction, including medical diagnosis, crime and terrorism risk, forensic science, and ecological conservation (see [ 7]).
One of the greatest risks facing a patient who is admitted to a secure forensic hospital is the risk of a long stay.
However, he believes that, when properly used as a predictor of risk in forensic settings, the social benefits of the checklist far outweigh its drawbacks.
They consider the "client's wearing habits, travel patterns, general security, and how the jewellery is stored," explains Sam Gardiner, an underwriter at insurance firm Hiscox, where they take a forensic look at the risk associated with each item and situation, in order to "reduce the chance of the client becoming a target".
Patients admitted to a secure forensic hospital are at risk of a long hospital stay.
A third theme could be summarised as features of offending such as problem behaviours, dynamic risk, specialist forensic need and early maladjustment.
In a recent position paper, the Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health highlighted the need to demonstrate use of the recovery model in forensic mental health services "Risk assessment and management need to become more open, more transparent with service users and staff working collaboratively together.
