Secure settings: what makes for a good outcome when people move on?
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Secure settings: what makes for a good outcome when people move on?

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There is a strong policy desire to move away from reliance on inpatient services to meet the needs of people with learning disabilities who have challenging needs or associated mental health problems. This includes people in secure services for those who have committed criminal offences.

Learning Disability Practice. 21, 3, 11-11. doi: 10.7748/ldp.21.3.11.s11

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29 May 2018 / Vol 21 issue 3

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