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      • The evidence base
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    • Mild to moderate problems
      • How common are mild to moderate mental health problems?
      • What do service users and carers want?
      • What works
        • Promotion of emotional wellbeing
        • Early intervention
        • Self-help
        • Medication
        • Therapeutic interventions
      • What services are available?
      • What information is there on cost?
      • Payment-by-results
      • NICE guidelines for mental health
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    • Severe problems
      • How common are severe problems?
      • What do service users and carers want?
      • What works
        • Anti-stigma campaigns
        • Early intervention
        • Medication
        • Psychosocial treatments
        • Meaningful activity
        • Employment support
        • Accommodation
        • Personalised care
        • Primary care for severe problems
        • Specialist and integrated community mental health teams
        • Rehabilitation services
        • Specialist services
        • Integration of physical and mental health care
        • Support for carers
        • Care programmes and pathways
      • What services are available?
      • What information is there on cost?
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      • NICE guidelines
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    • Severe problems in crisis
      • What is a crisis?
      • What is the problem?
      • What do service users and carers want?
      • What works?
        • Early intervention for psychosis teams
        • Crisis interventions
        • Crisis resolution and home treatment teams
        • Equality and diversity
        • Primary care
        • Emergency services
        • Intensive day support
        • User involvement
        • Personalised care
        • Crisis houses
        • Inpatient care
      • What services are available?
      • What information is there about cost?
      • Payment by results
      • References
    • Physical health care
      • Physiologically explainable symptoms
        • What is the problem?
        • What works?
        • What do service users and carers want?
        • What services are available?
        • What information is there on cost?
      • Impact of emotional wellbeing on physical conditions
        • Long-term conditions
        • What do service users and carers want?
        • Coronary heart disease
        • What works?
        • What services are available?
        • What information is there on cost?
      • For people with severe mental illness
        • What is the problem?
        • What do service users and carers want?
        • What works?
        • What services are available?
      • Payment by results
      • NICE guidelines
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