12.1
Addressed to: Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust and the police
No Response Published
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Our first recommendation is designed to improve knowledge and practice when NHS and police staff overlap and when operational manners and procedures challenge patients. We urge the Trust and the police to discuss together (for example, in a workshop or a series of seminars focused on best practice) how they might consider developing knowledge, understanding and improve practice when patients need to be taken to the Health Based Place of Safety (HBPOS) under S.136 of the MHA and/or who are already detained under Section of the MHA and need help to be returned to hospital.
12.2
Addressed to: Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust
No Response Published
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Our second recommendation concerns the need for Trust clinical teams and leaders to improve learning, awareness, motivation and responsiveness to safeguarding practice. Whilst safeguarding staff, policy and systems exist in the Trust, operational routine practice is not currently embedded. We recommend that the Trust should take action and demonstrate metrics as well as qualitative feedback within six months.
12.3
Addressed to: Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust
No Response Published
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Our third recommendation concerns the impact of the community transformation. Our team recommends that the Trust should show how basic care processes (e.g., care planning, risk assessment, and access to outpatient appointments, etc.) are being delivered during the transformation. Our team urges particular special attention to the quality and content of risk assessment, an area of concern in X’s case.