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Making Families Count works with traumatically bereaved and seriously harmed families and healthcare professionals to improve the way services involve, support and learn from families – especially when something has gone seriously wrong.
@hssib.bsky.socialReposted by @m-f-c.bsky.social🌍On World Mental Health Day, we're reflecting on what we've learned from our patient safety investigations into mental health care. They highlight the complexity of mental health care and the importance of turning recommendations into meaningful improvement.
@m-f-c.bsky.socialNew: A brief guide to the legal processes that take place after an unexpected mental health death. This guide explains what might happen, and signposts to other sources of help and advice. Please do let people know about it.
www.makingfamiliescount.org.uk/a-brief-guid...
@m-f-c.bsky.socialThis again reinforces a key issue that Making Families Count exists to address: families hold vital safety information and must be involved as partners in the care of people who are severely mentally ill and/or in crisis.
@hssib.bsky.socialReposted by @m-f-c.bsky.social🆕 Investigation report
➡️ Mental health crisis care: care of patients in emergency departments
📖 Read the report: buff.ly/qGyg06P
@hssib.bsky.socialReposted by @m-f-c.bsky.social🚀 Today we are pleased to have launched our new Knowledge Exchange!
It brings together practical investigation guidance, learning resources and expertise in one place. Look out for more content as its added in the coming weeks and months. 📆
