NHS to open 40 mental health hubs for workers

Based on The Greater Manchester Resilience Hub

John Brazier
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Services made available for personnel suffering from anxiety, depression and PTSD

The NHS is to establish 40 mental health support ‘hubs' to better aid workers that have been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. NHS staff throughout the institution that have experienced mental health problems such as anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder will gain access to evidence-based mental health services through the hubs, which will be located throughout the UK. The new support hubs have been modelled upon The Greater Manchester Resilience Hub, which was established in the wake of the Manchester terrorist attack in 2017 to offer support services to the people ...

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