Delivering Race Equality David Rocky Bennet institutional racism in the mental health service InsideOutside Improving mental health services for black and minority ethnic communities in England ID: 802928
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‘Inside Outside’A programme for change
Slide2Delivering Race Equality
Slide3David ‘Rocky’ Bennet
‘…institutional racism in the mental health service’
Slide4Inside/Outside: Improving mental health services for black and minority ethnic communities in England
Slide5Delivering Race Equalitythere
is an over-emphasis on institutional and coercive models of care; professional and organisational requirements are given priority over individual needs and rights;
institutional racism exists within mental health care
Slide6Delivering Race Equality
The programme is based on three 'building blocks’:more appropriate and responsive services -
develop organisations and the workforce, improve clinical services, improve services for specific groups
community engagement - supported by 500 new Community
Development Workers; andbetter information - Improve monitoring of
ethnicity… and
improved knowledge about effective
services
Slide7Race Equality Audit Detentions under the Mental Health Act -
Black people are 4 times likely to be detained compared to white population Access to treatment - Black and Asian people are less likely to receive treatment for mental or emotional problems and thus less access to talking therapies
Gender and common mental disorder - 29% of black/black British women experienced a common mental disorder in the past week, at a much higher rate compared with White British women and other BAME womenPsychotic disorder - Significantly higher percentage of black men experienced a psychotic disorder in the past year than white men
Slide8Rates of Detention (per 100,000) 2016-2017
Slide9‘What has changed?’
‘ How little had changed over the past 40 years with some BME communities continuing to be admitted compulsory at an alarming rate’
Ethnicity and long-term course and outcome of psychotic disorders in a UK sample; the AESOP Study Morgan et al 2017
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Pledges made by SWLSTGDevelopment of the ‘Inside and Outside programme’
BME Mental Health ForumFamily Care Networks
IAPT Co productionBuilding a movement through dialogue and conversations