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Scotland's healthcare system 'failing' mental health patients, psychiatrists warn

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Scotland's healthcare system 'failing' mental health patients, psychiatrists warn
The Scotsman
The Scotsman1 hrs ago
Scotland's healthcare system 'failing' mental health patients, psychiatrists warn
The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland is now calling for a Holyrood inquiry
Daily Record
Daily Record2 hrs ago
Scotland's top psychiatrists demand mental health inquiry as kids 'fall through cracks'
Doctors say children are being caught in a maze of NHS, council and social work services, leaving young people at risk as they call for an urgent Scottish Parliament inquiry.
The Herald
The Herald7 hrs ago
Mental health patients failed by Scotland's integrated care system, psychiatrists say
Scotland's psychiatrists have delivered a stark verdict on a decade of reform that has left no single organisation responsible for patient safety, and £1.5bn in annual spending that almost nobody can properly trace.
The Hindu
The Hindu🏁 first to report15 hrs ago
Dead voters could fall through cracks in SIR process
As per the directions from the ECI, any adult member can fill up and sign the enumeration form on behalf of other family members, which gives ample scope for irregularities. | Photo Credit: NAGARA GOPAL The ongoing Special Intensive Revision of Electoral Rolls does not have any safeguards against inclusion of deceased