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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2019 · 34 MIN

On the frontline: policing and mental health

from The King's Fund podcast · host The King's Fund

What role do the police play in responding to people in mental health crisis? Helen McKenna talks to Chief Constable Mark Collins, National Police Chief's Council Lead for Mental Health, Sarah Hughes, Chief Executive of the Centre for Mental Health and Marsha McAdam, an expert by experience and Co-Chair of the Greater Manchester Personality Disorder Strategy Group. Related reading Mental health: our position Primary care networks and mental health Empathy and understanding in mental health: the role of a peer support worker

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