Transcription of Getting it right for people with learning disabilities
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Getting it right for people with learning disabilitiesGoing into hospital because of mental health difficulties or challenging behaviours:What families need to know23 The way the NHS provides care to vulnerable individuals at a time when they need our help most should be our absolute priority and act as a true litmus test of quality of care more broadly in the NHS. Making sure that care is compassionate, dignified and person-centred in whatever setting is paramount to what we do at NHS England. Ensuring that people with learning disabilities who have a mental health problem, or exhibit behaviours that are perceived as challenging, receive the right support continues to be our priority. To make this happen for everyone, strong leadership and partnerships working with commissioners, providers, health care professionals, regulators and people with learning disabilities , their families and carers will be needed. The role of families and carers in this is often underestimated and understated.
people with learning disabilities called Winterbourne View. It led to staff being prosecuted and the unit closing down. A report from the enquiry1 highlighted that families were often not involved in decisions about where people were sent, parents and siblings found it difficult to visit and families’ concerns and complaints were often not ...
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