Health & Justice

Health & Justice

WE ARE TAKING THE LEAD IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW APPROACHES FOR THE HEALTH & JUSTICE SYSTEMS

Improving services for people with multiple and complex problems caught in the revolving door

Our team is uniquely placed to understand the needs of commissioners . We provide them with support based on the powerful combination of robust evidence drawn from lived experience along with the proven track record of our team members from a strategic and commissioning perspective.

This complete package of relevant research and hands-on expertise provides real-world solutions that are currently helping commissioners to transform lives across England.

Our track record

Handshake — Offender Health Collaborative
Revolving Doors is a founder partner of the Offender Health Collaborative. We co-developed the original liaison and diversion model.
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Dialogue — Offender Health Collaborative
Revolving Doors is a founder partner of the Offender Health Collaborative. We co-developed the original liaison and diversion model.
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Notepad — Lived experience and peer research
We're partnering with academics and sharing the insights of people with lived experience to develop workable real-world solutions.
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Sitting on expert reference groups

We are a member of the Expert Reference Group for NICE guidelines on Achieving Better Access to Mental Health Services. In particular we have been looking at emergency care responses from police and emergency services. The aim is to get better patient outcomes by establishing consistent guidelines across national systems. This is just one example of the groups we have been part of.

Supporting commissioners to develop their service specifications in the South West

We have carried out prisoner consultations in HMP Exeter, Dartmoor and Channings Wood as well as community consultations with recently released prisoners. These examined priorities for healthcare, unearthed good practice and highlighted key concerns about social care needs and the use of NPS (Spice). Throughout this work we identified a strong desire for heightened level of offender and ex-offender involvement. As a result of our work, service user involvment has been made a specific focus in the service specifications for these prisons.