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Suicide risk assessment and management

November 2, 2020

GPs have a vital role in identifying and supporting patients with severe depression or other mental health problems, assessing suicide risk and initiating treatment and keep reading

Management

Mental health crisis among doctors revealed in BMA report

April 24, 2019

According to a new BMA report, doctors and medical students are under huge risk of mental health issues due to professional pressure The wellbeing of keep reading

Long-term conditions

Mental health therapists in practices could ‘radically change’ primary care

August 30, 2018

New guidelines from NHS England could see mental health therapists placed within GP surgeries NHS England has set out new guidelines which encourage the placement keep reading

News

Workload is causing 40% of GPs to suffer mental health problems

August 24, 2018

A survey has shown that 40% of GPs in the UK are currently suffering a mental health condition as a result of being overworked According keep reading

Long-term conditions

GPs need better support in tackling depression

July 24, 2018

A ‘loneliness epidemic’ has been blamed for very high numbers of older people being prescribed antidepressants; the RCGP has defended GPs’ role in this According keep reading

News

NHS England promises a lifetime of mental health care for sexual abuse victims

June 5, 2018

CREDIT: This story was originally seen on NHS England A new strategy from NHS England will ensure that victims of sexual abuse receive the care keep reading

Finance and funding

Poll suggests public wants additional health and care funding to go to emergency and mental health services

May 14, 2018

New polling suggests that the public wants emergency services and mental health care to have first call on any extra funding for health and care keep reading

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