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The NHS long-term plan explained
On 7 January, the NHS long-term plan was published setting out key ambitions for the service over the next 10 years. In this explainer, we set out the main commitments in the plan and provide our view of what they might mean, highlighting the opportunities and challenges for the health and care system as it moves to put the plan into practice.
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Delivered by inspiring Evolve Health Mentors HERO simultaneously provides physical health, emotional wellbeing and school progress gains.
Independent studies give testimony to the positive outcomes the HERO programme delivers. Our challenge is support with national roll out.
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Psychiatric hospitals. Trying to convince use our symptoms are psychosomatic. We need long term IV antibiotics. However due largely to the UK government following American protocol.
A condition which can impersonate over 300 conditions is being given the wrong treatment and diagnoses.
American insurance companies refused treatment beyond a few months while in the U.K. It was beyond 2 weeks. The DOH has been forced into of all things recognising CE approved tests. Which it should of done all a long.
NICE are publishing new guidelines in 2018.
Still we can't get treatment unless we pay privately.
NICE guidelines say we have 2 to 3000 while John Caudwell say we have 45,000 per year
The only help most of us can get is a psychiatrist.
I have septic legs and heart block.
Bringing together physical and mental health
Having integrated care provision of health and care services will allow and ensure that various needs of patients will be met and appropriately cared for.
Professionals working together will develop and focus more with support to help the individual. Rather than leaving them to deal with the issues themselves. It can be very worrying for parents or family members dealing with physical and mental health problems if the support is not received.
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