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Anglia Ruskin Research Online > Faculty of Health and Social Care > Faculty of Health and Social Care > North Essex community services review: service user and carer focus groups and final report

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Title: North Essex community services review: service user and carer focus groups and final report
Authors: Secker, Jenny
Munn-Giddings, Carol
Schafer, Tim
Affiliation: Anglia Ruskin University
ARW Mental Health Training and Consulatancy
Reference: Secker, J., Munn-Giddings, C. and Schafer, T. [MIME (Making Involvement Matter in Essex)], 2010. North Essex community services review: service user and carer focus groups and final report.
Publisher: Anglia Ruskin University
Issue Date: 2010
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10540/253458
Abstract: The consultations, which are the subject of this report, were designed to meet the need for more information on the views of individuals who were eligle to use the services already commissioned but had not done so. The satisfaction questionaires concentrated on providing information from a user perspective on contract performance. The consultations however, were designed to provide additional information on service user awareness of the support available, the priority given to employment support by professionals working in recovery based services, barriers to employment and any potential gaps in service provision.
Type: Technical Report
Language: en
Description: MIME is a three year project set up in 2009 by all the local authority and primary care trust commissioners in Essex to engage directly with service users and carers specifically around establishing priorities for commissioning services. The project is jointly led by Anglia Ruskin University and ARW Mental Health Training & Consultancy - a service user organisation. Following training there will be opportunities for service users and carers to participate in a range of activities such as consultations, focus groups, service reviews and evaluations. For those who feel ready to gain valuable paid or voluntary work experience there will be further opportunities for training around evaluation and monitoring, facilitating groups etc.
Keywords: mental health
community services
service user and carer views
Sponsors: ECC
Appears in Collections: Faculty of Health and Social Care

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