Improving Student Mental Health Care Partnership Project
Enhance mental health care for university students in the UK through better coordination between universities and local NHS services. The project aims to improve access to care, co-produce care designs with students, drive innovation, evaluate partnership models, and develop local and national collaborative objectives to share learning and support NHS England.
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Context why are we doing this 2.3million students in higher education in the UK experience significant variation in mental health care. Minding Our Future report 2018 - urgent need to better coordinate support and services between universities and local NHS.
Aims Improve access to care for students Co-produce the design and delivery of care with students and practitioners Drive innovation and shape policy Evaluate different models of partnership working
Local objectives Bristol create a local partnership and develop a bespoke student referral and care pathway Manchester - Improve and evaluate existing partnership Liverpool develop a dedicated care pathway for community self-care referrals and also students who self-harm North London develop a care pathway for full range of mental health presentations and create a website for care pathway resources to be shared publicly Sheffield create and evaluate a research clinic to bridge the gap between primary and secondary care
National Collaborative objectives Share learning Support NHS England with student mental health Embed co-production of service design and delivery with students and practitioners Develop and test an evaluation framework and measures which can later be shared with elsewhere in the country Develop recommendations for a digital student health passport and a mental health screening tool
What will the project deliver? Partnership working between universities and local NHS services Final report to share impact of the different regional partnerships Evidence-based evaluation framework Recommendations on data sharing, digital student health passports and a mental health screening tool
Benefits of the Project Improved local partnerships between the HE sector and NHS Improved care pathways Sharing of best practice Evaluated partnership models Common clinical language for risk assessments and screening
