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Maria Morris and Dr John Dean appointed to key leadership roles
Posted in News on 31st August, 2016
NHS England has announced the appointment of leading clinicians to support and advise the direct commissioning of specialised services. Clinical experts and practitioners in their specialist fields have been appointed as Chairs of Clinical Reference Groups (CRGs), helping to identify and develop new treatments, services and standards across specialised commissioning, and...
Do you look after someone who uses our services?
Posted in News on 16th August, 2016
Do you look after an adult who uses mental health services from Devon Partnership NHS Trust? Devon Carers Partnership is organising a series of events for carers of people who use our services to help design future services for carers. The events take place as follows: Monday 5th September 2016 at Barnstaple...
Keep Safe plan published
Posted in News on 11th August, 2016
We've published our Keep Safe Plan to support people who use our services when they feel unwell, distressed or are having thoughts of suicide. The plan can be completed and kept in a safe place and brought out and put in action when needed. Click here to view and download the leaflet We...
Are you are a family or friend of someone using our forensic mental health services?
Posted in News on 10th August, 2016
The Quality Network for forensic mental health services aims to help staff plan future improvements by collecting information from staff, patients and family and friends about different aspects of the service provided by secure units across the country, including the services we provide at Langdon Hospital in Dawlish. As part of the yearly...