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@stuartr70 Typical @NSFTtweets. Advertising roles before the consultation begins. Looking to appoint before consultation ends. Claiming this process is about clinical leadership when clinicians who see patients think it is risible and imposed by the failed bureaucratic management.
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Press Release: Campaign statement on the delays to the cuts café
A spokesperson from the Campaign to Save Mental Health Services in Norfolk and Suffolk said: “People in crisis need real services, not being patronised with cups of tea and endless […]
EDP: Mental health crisis hub delayed by a year as patients continue to be sent hundreds of miles for treatment
Geraldine Scott of the Eastern Daily Press reports: A crisis hub pegged to help stem the number of mental health patients sent miles away due to a lack of beds […]
Press Release: Campaign statement on the scandalous NHS Digital data exposing the mental health beds crisis at NSFT
A spokesperson for the Campaign to Save Mental Health Services in Norfolk and Suffolk said: “It is scandalous that, despite many promises to stop the transportation of people in mental […]
EADT Front Page: ‘It’s scandalous’ – Campaigners slam broken promises after mental health patients sent hundreds of miles away
Emily Townsend of the East Anglian Daily Times reports: The situation facing Suffolk and Norfolk’s struggling mental health trust has been dubbed “scandalous” after it emerged patients in crisis are […]
Coffee morning catch-up: Normally 3rd Tuesday of the month but later because of half term: 26 February 2019, 11 a.m. at Mitre NR2 3RF
Some people have said that they find it difficult to join us at our regular monthly meeting in the evening on the first Tuesday of the month. Often, we need […]
EDP Front Page: Cross-party letter demands end to ‘chaos and confusion’ in Norfolk and Suffolk mental health
Geraldine Scott of the Eastern Daily Press reports: A cross-party group of MPs have demanded the “chaos and confusion must end” over the region’s failing mental health care provision. Seven […]
Our correspondence to Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, and the Chief Executives of NHS Improvement and NHS England regarding their toleration of the mental health Mid Staffs at NSFT
We wrote to: Matthew Hancock, Secretary of State at the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and MP for West Suffolk Dido Harding, Chair, NHS Improvement (NHSI) Ian Dalton, […]
EDP: Opinion: ‘The biggest disgrace at mental health trust is that people were warned, and failed to act’
Former mental health nurse and Norfolk County Council mental health champion Emma Corlett writes in the Eastern Daily Press: As yet another damning report about Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation […]
The Guardian: Ministers urged to act over Norfolk and Suffolk mental health trust
Matthew Weaver of The Guardian reports: The health secretary, Matt Hancock, is facing mounting calls to intervene in England’s worst performing mental health trust after it was rated inadequate for […]
Panorama are doing a programme this Monday at 8.30pm on The Crisis in Mental Health Services. Our Campaign has been calling it a crisis for the last two years. Mental Health workers/clinicians have been raising the alarm internally for even longer. Others have tried to deny the service is in crisis and have even claimed that a £40,000,000 cut in funding would help them “enhance” the service. Some voluntary organizations have sought to expand into areas traditionally served by the NHS. Mental health services are now facing another 5 years of cost-savings which in Norfolk and Suffolk could reach £36 million. It does not help for the Trust and major voluntary Organizations to toe the line and make out that they can deliver a safe service on current funding levels.