AMHP survey analysis: ‘A depressingly familiar picture of an undervalued workforce’

Martin Paul Webber

AMHP survey analysis: ‘A depressingly familiar picture of an undervalued workforce’

Social Policy and Social Work

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

AMHPs are charged with the most demanding role in community mental health care in the UK. They deserve better support for their own mental health, writes Martin Webber.

Original language	English
Type	Online article
Publication status	Published - 2 Oct 2012

Keywords

mental health services
mental health professionals
stress
burnout

Access to Document

http://www.communitycare.co.uk/2012/10/02/amhp-survey-analysis-a-depressingly-familiar-picture-of-an-undervalued-workforce/

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