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Appendix 2: Ideas for the whole system review
Sections 25-31 of the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003 require the local authority to work with others to promote the wellbeing and social development of people who have, or have had, a mental illness, learning disability or personality disorder. What follows below are general headings, first seen in Chapter 3 'Guiding Principles', that outline various areas of life, with suggestions of actions that a local authority could promote to improve opportunities.
The headings for each set of actions may also suggest who should conduct or lead the review on that topic. So, for example, a housing group may consider the content of the first set. They will probably wish to invite people with mental illness, learning disability or personality disorder, and staff in housing related services, to contribute to the discussion.
Each action block stands alone and no one suggested action is more or less important than others though all can be seen as interdependent. Each group leading a review is also likely to develop its own actions.
In addition to considering actions that a local authority could promote, other ways to use the blocks include:
- Using them as an opportunity for review. Take them as a starting point and then question:
- Which of these items already exist in our local area?
- Does availability vary for children, people of working age, and older people, or does it vary according to where you live or other circumstances?
- Considering which services or actions are currently available or being undertaken. Highlight the blocks that show these and review after a year. Does anything else need to happen to recognise the positive work that is already happening?
- Using them to consider financial allocations. Which actions or services could be developed within current resources or by reallocating resources?
- As a questioning tool to examine equalities issues. Do different groups have differing viewpoints? Ask people using services, staff in community agencies and staff working in specialist services, younger and older people, representatives of ethnic minority groups, men and women, people living in different places. NHS staff working in specialist services may have a distinct perspective.
- Using the blocks to decide on priorities. Which actions do people think would make the biggest difference?
At the end of Appendix 2 a table has been left blank for you to devise your own version of current or proposed actions and services. You will find that your discussion and review of discrete areas will bring forth new or current actions and services that contribute to the wellbeing and social development of those who have, or have had, a mental illness. These can form the basis of more detailed discussions and ongoing review.
There are a large number of suggestions made in these blocks. There may be too many to attempt at once, especially if you find many need to be undertaken. This is intended as a resource to enable you to identify and prioritise the issues that need to be addressed in your locality.
The action blocks and corresponding references (pp22-44) have also been included, as stand alone pages, in the pocket at the back of this document. It may be useful for local authorities to distribute these individual pages to the relevant areas for their ease of reference and to enable them to inform action plans.
Additional resources on housing
Audit Commission (1998) Home Alone, London: Audit Commission
Chartered Institute of Housing (1999) Housing and services for people with support needs - good practice briefing, Coventry: Chartered Institute of Housing
Department of Social Security (1998) Supporting people: a new policy and funding framework for support services, London: Department of Social Security
Douglas, A (1998) Living independently with support: service users' perspectives on 'floating' support, Bristol: The Policy Press
Fletcher, P (2000) Social Inclusion for vulnerable people: linking regeneration and community care - the housing, care and support dimensions, Brighton: Pavilion Publishing
Goss, S (1998) A framework for housing and support, London: National Housing Federation
Kinsella, P (1993) Supported Living: a new paradigm?, Manchester: National Development Team
Morris, S (2002) A Life More Ordinary: The pursuit of quality in supported living, Federation of Local Supported Living Groups. Available at www.supported-living.org/docs/LMO.pdf
National Housing Federation (1999) Risk management in supported housing, London: National Housing Federation
O'Leary, J (1997) Beyond help: improving service provision for street homeless people with mental health and alcohol or drug dependency problems, London: National Homeless Alliance
Quilgars, D (1998) A life in the community - Home-Link: supporting people with mental health problems in ordinary housing, Bristol: The Policy Press
Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health Services (1998) Developing housing services for people with mental health problems, Edinburgh: Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health
Scottish Executive Development Department (1999) Modernising community care; the housing contribution, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Watson L (1998) Not mad, bad or young enough: helping young homeless people with mental health problems, Bristol: The Policy Press
Watson L and Tarpey M, (1998) Pick and mix: Developing flexible housing choices in community care, Coventry: Chartered Institute of Housing
Additional resources on communities
Bates, P and Davis, F (2004) 'Social capital, social inclusion and services for people with learning disabilities' Disability and Society Vol. 19, No. 3, pp196-207
Befriending Network (Scotland) in partnership with the Scottish Mentoring Network (2002) The nature and extent of befriending and mentoring in Scotland. Available at www.befriending.co.uk/pdfstore/Map_of_Befriending_and_Mentoring_in_Scotland.pdf
Clegg, C and Rosie, M (2005) Faith communities and local government in Glasgow, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Department for Transport (2000) Social exclusion and the provision and availability of public transport
Flint, J and Kearns, A (2004) The role of Church of Scotland congregations in developing social capital in Scottish Communities: Enabling and cohesive or irrelevant and divisive?, Glasgow: ESRC Centre for Neighbourhood Research
Ironside Farrar Ltd (2005) Minimum standards for open space, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
The Public Service Vehicles (Conduct of Drivers, Inspectors, Conductors and Passengers) (Amendment) Regulations 2002
Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health, in association with Scottish Council Foundation and OPM (2003) Building community wellbeing : An exploration of themes and issues, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (1999) Safer communities in Scotland Scottish Executive (2003) The Scottish Compact, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2005) A vision for the voluntary sector: The next phase of our relationship, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2006) The Scottish Compact Good Practice Guides: Advice on the Scottish Executive's relations with the voluntary sector, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Public Mental Health Alliance (2002) With Health in Mind: improving mental health and wellbeing in Scotland, Edinburgh: Scottish Council Foundation
Shiel, L, Clark, I and Richards, F (2005) Approaches to community safety and anti-social behaviour in the Better Neighbourhood Services Fund Programme, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Skidmore, P and Craig, J (2005) Start With people: How community organisations put citizens in the driving seat, London: Demos
Skinner, S (1997) Building community strengths: A resource book on capacity building, London: Community Development Foundation
Additional resources on employment
Anthony, W and Blanch, A (1987) 'Supported employment for persons who are psychiatrically disabled: An historical and conceptual perspective', Psychosocial Rehabilitation Journal Vol.11, No. 2, pp 5-23
Becker, D and Drake, R (1994) 'Individual placement and support: A community mental health center approach to vocational rehabilitation', Community Mental Health Journal Vol. 17, No. 2, pp 193-206
Beyer, S and Kilsby, M (1997) Supported employment in Britain, London: Df EE
Bond, G, Drake, R, Mueser, K and Becker, D (1997) 'An update on supported employment for people with severe mental illness', Psychiatric Services, Vol. 48, pp 335-346
Crowther, R, Marshall, M, Bond, G and Huxley, P (2000) Vocational rehabilitation for people with severe psychiatric disorders, Cockrane Library
Department of Health (2002) Mental Health and Employment in the NHS, London: Department of Health
Department of Trade and Industry (2002) Social enterprise: a strategy for success, Available at: www.dti.gov.uk/socialenterprise/pdfs/startegy.pdf
Durie S, (2004) Mental health and employment policy for Scotland, Edinburgh: Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health Employment Programme
Grove, B, Secker, J and Seebohm, P (eds) (2005) New thinking about mental health and employment, Abingdon: Radcliffe Publishing Ltd
Institute of Applied Health and Social Policy (2002) Hidden skills, hidden talents, London: IAHSP
O'Bryan, A and O'Brien, J (1995) Supported employment quality assurance, Manchester: National Development Team
Scottish Executive (2004) Healthy Working Lives: a plan for action, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Secker, J, Grove, B and Seebohm, P (2001) 'Challenging barriers to employment, training and education for mental health service users: The service user's perspective', Journal of Mental Health, Vol. 10, No. 4, pp 395-404
Warr, P (1987) Work, unemployment and mental health, Oxford: Oxford University PressZadek, S and Scott-Parker, S (2000) Enabling Business: Working with disability, Employer's Forum on Disability
Scottish Executive (2006) Workforce Plus: an Employability framework for Scotland, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2006) More Choices, More Chances: a Strategy to Reduce the Proportion of Young People Not in Education, Employment or Training in Scotland, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Additional resources on personal finances
Adams, E (1999) Incapacity Benefit in Glasgow: comparative study, Glasgow: Institute of Social and Economic Research
Association of British Insurers (2001) A life and disability insurers' guide to the Disability Discrimination Act 1995. London: Association of British Insurers
Bird, L, Faulkner, A and Majumdar, A (1998) Citizens Advice Bureaux for people with mental health problems, London: Mental Health Foundation
Brown, G and Moran, P (1997) 'Single mothers, poverty and depression', Psychological Medicine, Vol. 21, pp 21-33
Bundy, R (2001) 'Mutual Benefits: providing advice on benefits entitlements and debt in a primary care setting', Health Service Journal, Vol. 111
Davis, A and Hill, P (2001) Poverty, social exclusion and mental health: A resource pack, London: Mental Health Foundation
Drentea, P (2001) 'Age, debt and anxiety', Journal of Health and Social Behaviour, Vol. 41, pp 437-450
Employer's Forum on Disability and Swindon People First (2002) It's your money, London: Employer's Forum on Disability
Financial Services Authority (2006) Financial capability in the UK: Delivering change, London: Financial Services Authority
Gillespie, M, Mulvey, G and Scott, G (2005) Transitions to employment: Advising disadvantaged groups, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Hayton, K, Gray, L and Stirling, K (2005) Scottish Credit Unions - Meeting member demands and needs, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Kammerling, R and O'Connor, S (1993) 'Unemployment rate as a predictor of psychiatric admission', British Medical Journal, Vol. 307, pp 1536-1539
Kempson, E (1994) Outside the banking system: a review of households without a current account, London: Stationery Office
Manley, C and Aldridge, T (2000) 'Can LETS make it better? A Stirling example', A Life in the Day, Vol. 4, No. 4, pp 3-10.
Marks, S (2002) 'Getting insured - the problems for people with mental problems', Evidence, Vol. July.National Association Of Citizens Advice Bureaux (2003) Summing up: bridging the financial literacy divide, London: NACAB
Platt, L (2002) Parallel lives? Poverty among ethnic minority groups in Britain, London: CPAG
Scottish Executive (2004) Closing the opportunity gap, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2005) Financial inclusion action plan, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Sharp, C (2004) On the cards: the debt crisis facing Scottish CAB clients, Edinburgh: Citizens Advice Scotland
Additional resources for parenting and statutory education
Booth, T and Ainscow, M (2004) Index for Inclusion. Developing learning, participation and play in the early years and childcare, Bristol: Centre for Studies in Inclusive Education
Booth, T, Ainscow, M, Black-Hawkins, K, Vaughan, M and Shaw, L (2000) Index for Inclusion: developing learning and participation in schools, Bristol: Centre for Studies in Inclusive Education
Bunch, G (1999) Inclusion: How to. Essential classroom strategies, Toronto: Inclusion Distribution Education (Additional Support for Learning) (Scotland) Act 2004
Hopkins, B (2003) Just Schools: A whole school approach to restorative justice, London: Jessica Kingsley
Jupp, K (1992) Everyone belongs, London: Souvenir Press
Mason, M (2000) Incurably human, London: Working Press
Rieser, R and Peasley, H (2002) Inclusion in schools, London: Disability Equality in Education
Rieser, R, Chapman, M and Skitteral, J (2002) Inclusion in early years, London: Disability Equality in Education
Ritchie, P, Sanderson, H, Kilbane, J and Routledge, M (2003) People, plans and practicalities: achieving change through person centred planning, Edinburgh: SHS Ltd
Rogers, R (revised 1999) Developing an inclusive policy for your school, Bristol: CSIE
Scottish Executive (2004) Health for all children: Guidance on implementation in Scotland, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2005) The mental health of children and young people: A framework for promotion, prevention and care, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2005) Safe and well: Good practice in schools and education authorities for keeping children safe and well, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive Education Department (2004) Supporting Children's Learning: Code of Practice, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2005) Happy, safe and achieving their potential: a standard of support for children and young people in Scottish schools, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2006) More Choices, More Chances: a Strategy to Reduce the Proportion of Young People Not in Education, Employment or Training in Scotland, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive Scottish Schools (Parental Involvement) Act 2006
Standards in Scotland's Schools etc. Act 2000
Thomas, G and Vaughan, M (eds) (2004) Inclusive education: readings and reflections, Oxford University Press
Additional resources on lifelong learning
The Association of Managers of Student Services in Higher Education (2001) Responding to student mental health issues: 'Duty of care' responsibilities for student services in higher education, Winchester: Association of Managers of Student Services in Higher Education
Bee, E and Martin, I (1997) 'The educational dimensions of mental health work', Adults Learning, January, pp128-31
Braund, J (1999) 'The Lancashire Stepping Stones programme', A Life in the Day, Vol. 3, No. 1, pp 4-8
Downing, J (2002) Including students with severe and multiple disabilities in typical classrooms: Practical strategies for teachers, Training Resource Network www.trninc.com
Further Education Funding Council (1996) Inclusive learning: Report of the learning difficulties and/or disabilities committee, Coventry: FEFC
James, K (2001) Prescribing learning: A guide to good practice in learning and health, Leicester: NIACE
Kemp, A (2002) 'Opening doors: widening participation in higher education for students who experience mental health issues', A Life in the Day Vol. 6, No. 3, pp 26-29
Mather, J and Atkinson, S (2003) Learning journeys: A handbook for tutors and managers in adult education working with people with mental health difficulties, Leicester: NIACE
Scottish Executive (2003) The lifelong learning strategy for Scotland, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2005) Partnership matters: A guide to local authorities, NHS Boards and voluntary organisations on supporting students with additional needs in further education, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2005) Supporting You at College: A Guide for young people with additional needs on support in Scotland's further education colleges, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Further Education Unit (1994) Mental health matters: Guidelines for supporting students with mental health difficulties,SFEU
Scottish Executive (2006) More Choices, More Chances: a Strategy to Reduce the Proportion of Young People Not in Education, Employment or Training in Scotland, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Secker, J, Grove, B and Seebohm, P (2001) 'Challenging barriers to employment, training and education for mental health service users: The service user's perspective', Journal of Mental Health, Vol. 10, No. 4, pp 395-404
Skill (2000) Students with mental health difficulties: Your questions answered, London: Skill
Skill and Scottish Further Education Unit (1994) Expanding the boundaries: Readings in mental health and education
Wertheimer, A (1997) Images of possibility: Creating learning opportunities for adults with mental health difficulties, Leicester: NIACE
Additional resources on volunteering
Baker, F (1998) Greater Expectations: Challenges of volunteering today for volunteers with mental health problems, Mid Sussex Volunteer Development Agency
Bates, P (2002) A Real Asset: A Manual on Supported Volunteering, Manchester: National Development Team
Clark, S (2003) You cannot be serious: A guide to involving volunteers with mental health problems, London: National Centre for Volunteering
Davis Smith J (1998) The 1997 national survey of volunteering, London: Institute for Volunteering Research
Harris, T, Brown, G and Robinson, R (1999) 'Befriending as an intervention for chronic depression among women in an inner city. 1: randomised controlled trial', British Journal of Psychiatry Vol. 174, pp 219-224
Home Office (1999) Giving time, getting involved: A strategy report by the working group on the active community, London: Home Office Communication Directorate
Scottish Executive (2004) Volunteering Strategy, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Volunteer Bureau Network and Scottish Council Foundation (2001) A virtuous circle? Volunteers with extra support needs, Edinburgh: Scottish Council Foundation
Seyfang, G (2001) 'Spending time, building communities: evaluating time banks and mutual volunteering as a tool for tackling social exclusion', Voluntary Action: The Journal of the Institute of Volunteering Research, Vol. 4, No. 1, Winter 2001
Skill (1998) Disability equality in volunteering, London: Skill
Spear, J, Kaanders, H, Moulton, J and Herzberg, J (1997) 'A volunteer project for elderly people with mental health problems', Psychiatric Bulletin Vol. 21, No. 7
Volunteer Development Scotland (2000) A rich slice of time, Stirling: VDS
van Willingen, M (2000) 'Differential benefits of volunteering across the lifecourse' Journal of Gerontology, Vol. 55, pp 308-318
Additional resources on civic engagement in decision-making
Advocacy Safeguards Agency (2004) Commissioning, investing and safeguarding advocacy, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Atherton, G and Hashagen, S (2002) Involving local people in community planning in Scotland, London: Community Development Foundation
Burns, D, Heywood, F, Taylor, M, Wilde, P and Wilson, M (2004) Making community participation meaningful, Bristol: The Policy Press in association with the Joseph Rowntree Foundation
Chanan, G, Garrat, C and West, A (2000) The new community strategies: how to involve local people, London: Community Development Foundation
Communities Scotland (2005) National standards for community engagement, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Community Planning Task Force (2003) Final report of the Community Planning Task Force, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Connor, A (2006) What helps people participate in planning for good mental health in their community? Working paper for discussion, Edinburgh: Outside the Box Development Support with the Mental Health Foundation
Cooperrider, D and Whitney, D (2000) Appreciative inquiry: A positive revolution in change, San Francisco: Berrett-Koehler Communications
Dundee City Council (2004) The community engagement toolkit: Participation scrapbook, Dundee: Dundee City Council
Henderson, P (2003) Choice: examples of community participation methods in Europe, London: Community Development Foundation
Joseph Rowntree Foundation (2005) Effective participation in anti-poverty and regeneration work and research, York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation
National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (2005) Community engagement for health: A preliminary review of training and development needs and existing provision for public sector organisations and their workers, London: NICE
Reid-Howie Associates (2002) Good practice guidance: consultation with equalities groups, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive Central Research Unit and Equality Unit
Scottish Executive (2003) Building community wellbeing, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Additional resources on arts and cultural activities
Angus, J (2002) A review of evaluation in community-based arts for health activity in the UK, London: CAHHM/ HDA.
Curtis, T, Dellar, R, Leslie, E and Watson, B (2000) Mad Pride: A celebration of mad culture, London: Spare Change Books
Dodd, J and Sandell, R (2001) Including museums: perspectives on museums, galleries and social inclusion, Leicester: Research Centre for Museums and Galleries, University of Leicester
Everitt, A and Hamilton, R (2003) Art, Health and Community - A Study of Five Community Arts in Health Projects, Durham: CAHHM
Faulkner, A and Layzell, S (2000) Strategies for living: A report of user-led research into people's strategies for living with mental distress, London: The Mental Health Foundation
Goodley, D and Moore, M (2002) Disability arts against exclusion, Kidderminster: British Institute of Learning Disabilities
Health Development Agency (2000) Arts for health: A review of good practice in community-based arts projects and interventions which impact on health and wellbeing, London: Health Development Agency
Jermyn, H (2004) The art of inclusion, London: Arts Council England
Malley, S, Dattilo, J and Gast, D (2002) 'Effects of visual arts on the mental health of adults with mental retardation and mental illness', Mental Retardation Vol. 40, No. 4 pp 278-296
Matarasso, F (1997) Use or ornament? The social impact of participation in the arts, Stroud: Comedia
Moon, M (1994) Making school and community recreation fun for everyone: Places and ways to integrate, Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes Publishing Co
Parr, H (2005) The arts and mental health: creativity and inclusion, Dundee: University of Dundee
Ruiz, J (2004) Literature review of the evidence base for culture, the arts and sport policy, Edinburgh: Scottish ExecutiveS
cottish Executive (2005) Quality of life and wellbeing: Measuring the benefits of culture and sports: literature review and thinkpiece, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
VicHealth (2002) Creative connections: Promoting mental health and wellbeing through community arts participation, Carlton: VicHealth
White, M and Angus, J (2003) Arts and adult mental health literature review, Durham: Centre for Arts and Humanities in Health and Medicine
Williams, D (1997) How the arts measure up: Australian research into the social impact of the arts, Stroud: Comedia
Additional resources on healthy living
Biddle, S, Fox, K and Boucher, S (2000) Physical activity and psychological wellbeing, London: Routledge
Biddle, S and Mutrie, N (2001) Psychology of physical activity: determinants, wellbeing and interventions, London: Routledge
Blumenthal, J (1999) 'Effects of exercise training on older patients with major depression', Archives of Internal Medicine, Vol. 159, No.19, pp 2349-2356
Curtice, L (1997) Health promotion and community care: the perceptions of users, purchasers and providers of community care services, Edinburgh: Health Education Board for Scotland
Daley, A (2002) 'Exercise therapy and mental health in clinical populations: is exercise therapy a worthwhile intervention?', Advances in Psychiatric Treatment, Vol. 8, pp 262-270
Department of Health (2005) Choosing health: A physical activity action plan, London: Department of Health
Grant, T (2000) Physical activity and mental health: National consensus statements and guidelines for practice, London: Health Education Authority
Griest, J, Klein, M, Eischens, R, Faris, J, Gurman, A and Morgan, J (1979) 'Running as a treatment for depression', Comprehensive Psychiatry, Vol. 20, pp 41-54
Health Education Authority (1999) Effectiveness of physical activity promotion schemes in primary care: A review, London: HEA
Health Education Authority (1999) Physical activity 'in our lives': qualitative research among disabled people, London: HEA
Hutchinson, D, Skrinar, G and Cross, C (1999) 'The role of improved physical fitness in rehabilitation and recovery', Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal, Vol. 22, No. 4
Kay, R (1984) Physical fitness and mental health, Maryland: National Institute of Mental Health
Morgan, W (1997) Physical activity and mental health, London: Taylor and Francis
Reynolds, V (1999) The Green Gym: An evaluation of a pilot project in Sonning Common, Oxfordshire, Oxford: Oxford Brookes University
Scottish Executive (2004) Plan for action on alcohol problems, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2004) Healthy Working Lives: a plan for action, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scully, D, Kremer, J, Meade, M, Graham, R and Dudgeon, K (1998) 'Physical exercise and psychological well being: A critical review ', British Journal of Sports Medicine, Vol. 32, pp 111-120
Tkachuk, G and Martin, G (1999) 'Exercise therapy for patients with psychiatric disorders: Research and clinical implications', Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, Vol. 30, No 3, pp 275-282
Additional resources on health and social care services
Chapman, J (2004) System failure, London: Demos
Connor, A (2004) 'Recovery and community connections', in Bradstreet, S and Brown, W (eds) SRN Discussion Paper Series. Report No.2, Glasgow: Scottish Recovery Network
For information about the NHS Scotland Improving mental health information programme visit www.isdscotland.org/imhip
For information about promoting recovery in Scotland, see www.scottishrecovery.net/content/
For information about Mental Health First Aid see www.healthscotland.com/smhfa/
For information about Choose Life's suicide prevention and awareness programmes, see www.chooselife.net/web/site/home/home.asp
For information about work that is promoting wellbeing in Scotland, see www.wellscotland.info/
Health Scotland (2004) Mental health improvement: Evidence and practice, Edinburgh: Health Scotland
Love, B, Bates, P and Whitehead, S (2002) Day service modernisation toolkit part 1, Bristol: Valuing People Support Team
Mental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003 Code of Practice Volume 1, chapter 5 Available at: www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2005/08/29100428/04330
M ental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003. Available at: www.opsi.gov.uk/legislation/scotland/acts2003/20030013.htm
Myers, F, McCollam, A and Woodhouse, A (2005) Equal Minds, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (2004) Mental health and social exclusion: Social Exclusion Unit Report, London: Office of the Deputy Prime Minister
Scottish Executive (2003) Improving health in Scotland: The challenge, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2003) National programme for improving mental health and wellbeing action plan, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Executive (2005) Delivering for Health, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
Scottish Office (1997) A framework for mental health services in Scotland, Download from www.show.scot.nhs.uk/publications/mental_health_services/mhs/Framework%20Document.pdf
Scottish Executive (2006) Delivering for Mental Health, Edinburgh:Scottish Executive
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