Mental Health And Social Exclusion
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21. Promoting health in prisons: a settings approach
www.euro.who.intSocial exclusion on release from prison may be worsened as family ties are stressed by separation while in prison. A health-promoting prison may, however, be instrumental in tackling health inequalities and reducing social exclusion (3), and present significant and useful opportunities for health promotion (8).
needs of people with mental health conditions and/or ...
assets.publishing.service.gov.ukgreater social exclusion, for example drug and alcohol misusers and the homeless who often have mental health problems. Lack of joined-up working This causes particular problems for children, older adults, and those with complex needs such as mental health conditions and/or learning disabilities. Good practice in providing services (Section 3.2)
Section 2 Health, inequality and social exclusion
phidu.torrens.edu.auExploring how the health sector can address social exclusion requires an understanding of the relationships between health and wellbeing, poverty and social exclusion.79 Poverty, social exclusion, and health and wellbeing are closely inter-related. Each can be a cause or a consequence of the others and the relationships
Social work for better mental health - A strategic statement
assets.publishing.service.gov.ukthe stigma, discrimination and exclusion people with mental health problems often face. • Their legal and statutory knowledge of enablement, care and support systems ... 10 Social work for better mental health – A strategic statement. interventions. In the future social workers
Health inequalities: briefing 10 Mental health
www.healthscotland.scothealth problem.3 Mental health problems are one of the major contributors to disability in the UK4,5,6 and are a major risk factor for suicidal behaviour.*,7 • It is estimated that almost £2 billion was spent on health and social care for those with mental health problems.8 However, in the latest Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey, only