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WHITE PAPER – Crisis Now Policy Recommendations Report

View the Crisis Now Report to see implementation recommendations for the transforming crisis services.

ASSESSMENT – Framework for State/Region Self-Assessment

Use this assessment to rate your state or local regions crisis framework from minimally to fully integrated.

BUSINESS CASE – Exceptional Practices Lead to System’s Success

Quantifying Improved Crisis Continuum Outcomes.

INFOGRAPHIC – Outcomes for Expense, Hospital & Law Enforcement

In 2016, metropolitan area Phoenix law enforcement engaged nearly 22,000 individuals that they transferred directly to crisis facilities and mobile crisis without visiting a hospital ED. This is Crisis Now.

ACTION ALLIANCE – Crisis Services Task Force

CrisisNow Report: Transforming Services is Within Our Reach

Trend in Psychiatric Inpatient Capacity, United States and Each State, 1970-2014

Tenth in a Series of Ten Briefs Addressing: What Is the Inpatient Bed Need if You Have a Best Practice Continuum of Care?

The Role of Permanent Supportive Housing in Determining Psychiatric Inpatient Bed Capacity

Second in a Series of Ten Briefs Addressing: What Is the Inpatient Bed Need if You Have a Best Practice Continuum of Care?

Beyond Beds – The Vital Role of a Full Continuum of Psychiatric Care

Nearly 10 million individuals in the United States are estimated to live with a diagnosable psychiatric condition sufficiently serious to impair their personal, social, and economic functioning.

Crisis Services Role in Reducing Avoidable Hospitalization

Fourth in a Series of Ten Briefs Addressing: What Is the Inpatient Bed Need if You Have a Best Practice Continuum of Care?

Crisis Now | London 2018
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London 2018

The First Urgent and Emergency Mental Health Care Summit, jointly hosted by the Mental Health Commissioners Network, part of NHS Clinical Commissioners, UK and RI International, USA, found much in common for the two countries with both challenges and opportunities.

More than 50 leaders fully participated in the event which brought together both the United Kingdom and USA to share good practice, learn from each other, but also to develop recommendations to take back to our respective politicians and policy makers to help bring about change.

The event was a match session for the International Initiative for Mental Health Leadership (IIMHL) exchange which took place in Stockholm, Sweden the two days following the London crisis summit.

The PowerPoint below gives a summary of the highlights of the two days, and expect a formal document that will be posted in the coming months and review the recommendations of the group ( download here ).