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(CW) For the last two weeks my timeline has been almost exclusively filled with messages about Serenity Integrated Mentoring #highintensitynetwork the work of @StopSIMMH and the campaign to #StopSIM. Here is why 1/21
In my work I study the embedding of patient and public involvement across health research. I do so as a mental health service user/survivor researcher, which means I bring my relationship with mental distress/mh services to my work. 2/21
In this capacity I attend meetings with Trust managers, senior clinicians &academics, where, now, references to co-production elicit enthusiastic nods; where people increasingly highlight the importance of reaching out to diverse & underserved communities 3/21
THREAD: The #HighIntensityNetwork model
There's been growing debate about use in a number of places across England of 'High Intensity Networks'/‘Serenity Integrated Monitoring’ with people who have complex mental health needs & required frequent support from emergency services.
There's been growing debate about use in a number of places across England of 'High Intensity Networks'/‘Serenity Integrated Monitoring’ with people who have complex mental health needs & required frequent support from emergency services.
Many people in this situation have been let down by a number of different services, including #MentalHealth services, and they deserve effective and compassionate support.
Concerns have been raised about whether the HIN/SIM approach is safe, effective or appropriate. These concerns need to be taken seriously. Any new approach or intervention to support people’s mental health needs to be tested robustly and independently, before it is spread widely.
