Mental health and parity of esteem: A policy quandary for Labour?
Renewal - ISSN 0968-5211
Volume 30 Number 4 (2022)
Mental health and parity of esteem: A policy quandary for Labour?
Jill Manthorpe, Richard Bourne, Jane Bernal, Steve Iliffe for the Era 3 group, pages 61-67
Abstract
Since 2010 funding in NHS mental health services has been eroded and services are under strain. In the wake of the pandemic, Labour must prioritise ‘parity of esteem’ for mental health provision and develop joined-up policies to tackle the problems facing the service, founded on a social model of mental illness.
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Jill Manthorpe, Richard Bourne, Jane Bernal, Steve Iliffe (2022) Mental health and parity of esteem: A policy quandary for Labour?, Renewal, 30(4), 61-67