Sentence examples for provision of liaison from inspiring English sources

This marked a significant shift – introducing the first access targets for mental health services: psychological therapies, early intervention on psychosis and standards for the provision of liaison psychiatry and the announcement of more money.

The hospitals have differing strengths and weaknesses in terms of their Care Quality Commission ratings and are at different stages of implementing the English National Dementia Strategy with varying provision of liaison psychiatry.

39 The provision of specialist liaison psychiatrists or mental health liaison nurses with time dedicated to this service represents a shift toward more focused support.

The National Dementia Strategy called for improvements in care for people with dementia admitted to hospital, better leadership and education and provision of psychiatric liaison services [ 6].

In order to encourage more women to report work-related violence, there should be an ongoing police commitment to the provision of sex work liaison officers in the local areas where street sex work is conducted.

"The government has undertaken to cooperate as fully as possible in the provision of information to parliament," the liaison committee said in its annual report.

When encounters were assigned to the 'dealing' category the nurse was either observed dealing with a patient's PN, or had described the provision of psychosocial support in documentation or liaison.

The possibility of liaison across the primary secondary interface is not a part of the growing body of recommendations regarding the provision of physical health care and screening for CHD risk factors such as diabetes, smoking and dyslipidaemia in people with SMI.

They had a team of liaison officers.

MBBS, MRCP, MRCPsych DM, Professor of Liaison Psychiatry.

A liaison nurse is considered separate to nursing staff in that his/her role is mainly one of "liaison" with community health professionals and families.