About themed visits
One of the ways in which the Commission monitors individual care and treatment is through our visiting programme. This year we are conducting a series of themed visits to psychiatric hospitals. The aim of themed visits is to enable us to compare care and treatment for particular groups of service-user. Our aim is to help services learn from good practice and to respond to any issues that are identified.
This report provides an overview of our findings from visits to people receiving care and treatment in rehabilitation and continuing care wards in Scotland. These wards typically provide care and treatment to people with severe and enduring mental illnesses.
Visit and monitoring reports
- Mental health of prisoners
- Left Behind
- Lives less restricted
- Focussed visit report 2010/11
- Not properly authorised
- Decisions for Dignity
- A Home of My Own
- A Question of Balance
- Half year statistics
- Care and treatment in adult acute wards
- Learning Disability Census 2010
- Where do I go from here?
- Greater expectations revisited report
- About this report
- What people told us and what we found
- Conclusions and recommendations
- Young people in mental health services
- Rights, recovery and restriction report
- Supervision and support of private guardians
- Young people and welfare guardianship
- Care and treatment for people on short term detention
- Remember I'm Still Me
- Learning Disability Census 2008
- A Hospital or a Home
- Older and wiser
- Respect for diversity
- Missed opportunities
- Unnanounced visit report 2005
- Greater Expectations