Mental health

Products are listed alphabetically by lead university.  Details of each collaboration can be found on the PKF contacts page.

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​ Cambridge	THESIS: ​Using police data to predict and prevent suicide on the railways	​Find me
​ Keele	​RESEARCH REPORT: "This isn't just a case of taking someone to the hospital": Police approaches and management of situations involving persons with mental ill health	​Download me
​ Keele	​RESEARCH BRIEFING: Police approaches and management of situations involving persons with mental ill health	​Download me
​ Keele	WORKSHOP MATERIALS:  ​Police approaches and management of situations involving persons with mental ill health	​Download me
​ Nottingham	​JOURNAL ARTICLE: Effectiveness of current policing-related mental health interventions: A systematic review	​Find me
​ Nottingham	JOURNAL ARTICLE: ​Mental health and policing interventions: implementation and impact	​Find me
​ Nottingham	JOURNAL ARTICLE:  ​Police interactions and interventions with suspects flagged as experiencing mental health problems	​Find me
​ Nottingham	​RESEARCH PROTOCOL:  Evaluation of mental health and policing interventions: Full method statement	​Find me
​ York	​RESEARCH PROTOCOL:  Mental health training programmes for non-mental health trained professionals coming into contact with people with mental ill health: protocol for a systematic review of effectiveness	​Find me
​ York	​JOURNAL ARTICLE:  Mental health training programmes for non-mental health trained professionals coming into contact with people with mental ill health: a systematic review of effectiveness	​Find me
​ York	​RESEARCH BRIEFING:  Mental health training programmes for non-mental health trained professionals coming into contact with people with mental ill health: a systematic review of effectiveness	​Download me
​ York	RESEARCH PROTOCOL:  ​Police-related mental health triage interventions: A rapid evidence synthesis	​Download me
​ York	RESEARCH PROTOCOL:  ​What models or mechanisms for inter-agency collaboration between the police or law enforcement and other statutory agencies for people with mental problems have been evaluated and what evidence is available on their effectiveness?:  A systematic scoping review	​Find me
​ York	​RESEARCH REPORT:  What models or mechanisms for inter-agency collaboration between the police or law enforcement and other statutory agencies for people with mental problems have been evaluated and what evidence is available on their effectiveness?:  A systematic scoping review	​Download me
​ York	RESEARCH BRIEFING:  ​Austerity, decentralisation and local governance: Examining interagency working in policing and mental health	​Download me
​ York	​RESEARCH REPORT:  Evaluation of the Scarborough, Whitby and Ryedale Street Triage Service	​Find me
​ York	RESEARCH PROTOCOL:  ​Effectiveness of a training programme for police officers who come into contact with people with mental health problems: A pragmatic randomised controlled trial	​Find me
York	RESEARCH REPORT:  ​Effectiveness of a training programme for police officers who come into contact with people with mental health problems: A pragmatic randomised controlled trial	​Download me
​ York	RESEARCH BRIEFING:  ​Mental health training for frontline police officers: A randomised controlled trial and qualitative study of the effectiveness of mental health training	​Download me
​ York	RESEARCH BRIEFING:  ​Some initial thoughts on lessons learned and recommendations arising from systematic reviews and RCT workstream	​Download me

 

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