Publisher's Synopsis
This rule is worried about the consideration and treatment of individuals with a typical psychological well-being problem, including misery, summed up tension turmoil (Stray), alarm jumble, fears, social uneasiness issue, fanatical impulsive issue (OCD) and post-horrible pressure issue (PTSD). It offers suggestions for delivering efficient primary care identification, assessment, and treatment referral services. The guideline will also apply to secondary care, the prison system, non-NHS services like social services, and the voluntary and independent sectors (though it does not make any specific recommendations). This guideline aims to support the creation of local care pathways for common mental health disorders by integrating previous NICE recommendations on the identification and assessment of these disorders.
