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Building a community forensic service for people with intellectual disabilities and autism in the age of Transforming Care
Wooster, Leah Lamb, Fiona
Wooster, Leah
Lamb, Fiona
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The Community Forensic Intellectual Developmental Disability Service (CFIDD) is part of the Low Secure and Community Forensic Directorate for Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. The team is established and commissioned to work with adults with a recognised intellectual disability and or autism who present with a forensic risk across Nottinghamshire (City & County). The aim of the service is to work alongside our Trust colleagues in both Learning Disability and Adult Mental Health services in supporting and identifying appropriate care pathways for those individuals identified under The Transforming Care Agenda. The service was commissioned in March 2019. The maximum capacity for the service for community complex case management at any one time is 24 cases.
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2019-11-22
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Wooster L, Lamb F. Building a community forensic service for people with intellectual disabilities and autism in the age of Transforming Care. Trent Study Day: Substance use and forensic mental health; 2019 November 22; Nottingham, United Kingdom: Institute of Mental Health; 2019.
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