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APPENDIX FOUR: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR OTHER DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES
Realising Recovery
NHS Education for Scotland & the Scottish Recovery Network (2007) Realising Recovery: A National Framework for Learning and Training in Recovery Focused PracticeNHS Education for Scotland & the Scottish Recovery Network: Edinburgh (available online from http://www.scottishrecovery.net/content/mediaassets/doc/Realising%20Recovery%20Framework.pdf)
Mental Health Integrated Care Pathways ( ICPs)
Information on ICPs can be found at http://www.nhshealthquality.org/mentalhealth/projects/4/Integrated_Care_Pathways/c_14.html
Recovery-Oriented Systems Indicators ( ROSI)
ROSI was developed in the USA after a number of states identified a need to assess the extent to which their mental health systems were 'recovery oriented'. After much scoping and investigatory work the elements identified as helping and hindering recovery became part of the ROSI assessment tool.
Tidal Model
More information is available on the Tidal Model at http://www.tidal-model.co.uk/
Specialist Single Shared Assessment
More information on the guidance on Single Shared Assessment of Community Care Needs is available from http://www.sehd.scot.nhs.uk/publications/DC20011129CCD8single.pdf
Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation ( CORE)
CORE was designed in the UK for use in psychotherapy, counselling and other psychological therapies to measure outcome and provide for service audit, evaluation and performance management. Further information can be found at http://www.coreims.co.uk/
Wellness Recovery Action Planning ( WRAP)
Developed in the USA by Mary Ellen Copeland, Wellness Recovery Action Planning is a simple 'self-management' tool and is a way of helping people to take control of their wellness and work towards their recovery. Additional information on WRAP can be found at http://www.scottishrecovery.net/content/mediaassets/doc/WRAP%20further%20information.pdf
Reclaiming Lives
The Reclaiming Lives is a model of care to support patients who have long-term illness. Training is also carried out under the banner of Reclaiming Lives for mental health practitioners across the UK by Dr Chris Williams at the University of Glasgow.
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