ementia : 1 Written Answer
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Written Answers - Department of Health and Social Care: Dementia: Mental Health Services (20 Jun 2018)
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/wrans/?id=2018-06-14.153899.h&s=dementia#g153899.r0
Caroline Dinenage: ...to expand services further to see 1.5 million
people treated for mental health problems every year by 2020/21
alongside improving quality. Although IAPT does not provide complex
interventions for *dementia*, IAPT practitioners are able to treat
common mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety which
people with *dementia* may present with.
dementia : 1 Lords debate
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National Health Service: Assaults on Staff - Question (20 Jun 2018)
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/lords/?id=2018-06-20a.2020.3&s=dementia#g2021.0
Lord O'Shaughnessy: ..., there is disagreement about the reasons for
that, and it is worth dwelling on that. They include not just the
greater volume of patients and better reporting, but the increase in
mental illness and *dementia*, and more severe mental illness being
dealt with in hospitals rather than police cells. I do not use that as
an excuse, but merely to explain that there is some uncertainty about
the...
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Written Answers - Department of Health and Social Care: Dementia: Mental Health Services (20 Jun 2018)
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/wrans/?id=2018-06-14.153899.h&s=dementia#g153899.r0
Caroline Dinenage: ...to expand services further to see 1.5 million
people treated for mental health problems every year by 2020/21
alongside improving quality. Although IAPT does not provide complex
interventions for *dementia*, IAPT practitioners are able to treat
common mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety which
people with *dementia* may present with.
dementia : 1 Lords debate
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National Health Service: Assaults on Staff - Question (20 Jun 2018)
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/lords/?id=2018-06-20a.2020.3&s=dementia#g2021.0
Lord O'Shaughnessy: ..., there is disagreement about the reasons for
that, and it is worth dwelling on that. They include not just the
greater volume of patients and better reporting, but the increase in
mental illness and *dementia*, and more severe mental illness being
dealt with in hospitals rather than police cells. I do not use that as
an excuse, but merely to explain that there is some uncertainty about
the...
