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CQC finds improvements in services run by NSFT

​Diane Hull, chief nurse at NSFT said: "We're pleased the CQC recognised the efforts of our hardworking staff and recognised improvements in several areas, including the positive steps being taken by our crisis teams to support our local hospitals' emergency departments, and how our partnership working is ensuring people receive the right help when they experience a mental health crisis.

"We also recognise the challenges in the report and have put actions in place to address the CQC's concerns, including increasing staffing in our First Response service, recruiting staff to specifically support a reduction of self-harm, and we will soon opening an additional 20 beds for older adults in Norwich."

You can view the reports on the CQC website

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