It’s hoped this new approach will free up the hospital beds sooner and assessing the person in a more natural environment to help identify how independent they are
I’m Matt Rosser with news that a new scheme in East Lancashire to support mental health patients on their discharge from hospital has been described as ‘trailblazing’. Patients who are ready for discharge will be supported in a care home for six weeks by social workers, mental health nurses, a residential care team, occupational therapists and physiotherapists before they return home, or to a longer-term care setting.
It’s hoped this new approach will free up the hospital beds sooner and assessing the person in a more natural environment to help identify how independent they are. For more care related news stay with us here at Care Radio.
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