2. Aim 1. NPHN Developments 2. Mental Health Report and Implementation of recommendations 3. 5 Nations Health and Justice Collaboration and WHO Health in Prisons Programme Conference 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd October, Ireland

3. 1. NPHN Developments 2 Year review Change of Chair New NHS Director Health and Justice Stakeholder event 27 th August New Network Advisory Board More strategic in nature

4. National Prison Healthcare Network Advisory Board NHS Chief Executives Training and Educational Support – NHS Education Scotland and SoFMH PURPOSE – To advise NHS, SPS, Scottish Government on Prisoner Healthcare To collaborate with justice and health agencies and third sector To influence and respond to Government Policy To commission workstreams in relation to offender health To provide expert advice and opinion as required MEMBERSHIP Chair: NHS Director Health & Justice Vice Chair: SPS Director Strategy & Innovation SPS Director of Health CJAs Scottish Government Director of Public Health Third Sector Governors in Charge NHS Board Leads Offender Health Collaborativ e NPHN Leads

5. Key workstream activity 1. Throughcare 2. Mental Health 3. Substance Misuse 4. Outcome and Performance Measurement 5. SLW Group Vision Scoping 6. NES Education and Training 7. Prison Pharmacy Group 8. Expert Advisory Group 9. Brain Injury 10. Psychological Therapies

6. Mental Health Workstream Initial workstream produced report, now available on Forensic Website. http://www.forensicnetwork.scot.nhs.uk/wp- content/uploads/2012/06/310314-NPHN.doc Key recommendations. Implementation Group established to provide plan for health boards to implement receommendations. Group has met had initial mtg. In September Will lead on number of area’s.......

7. Recommendation Areas Needs Assessment Service Mapping Models of Care and Service Provision Learning Disability Independent Advocacy Problem Behaviour Co-morbidity Tele-mental Health Competencies Placement of Prisoners Progress will be communicated through Flash Reports

8. 2 5 Nations Health & Justice Collaboration and WHO HIPP Conference Theme “empowering people in prison, improving lives in the community”. Event was overtaken by initiative Ireland - Prisoner Empowerment - Community Based Health and First Aid in Prisons (CBHFA) Wish to advise and ask audience to research this absolutely amazing transformation. 10% of all Irish inmates are now red cross volunteers. Impact on Jail, prisoners, staff, families and country http://www.redcross.ie/news/publications/cbhfa-overview- 2014/