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Core Needs project (neurodivergence)
Content ArticleCraig Russo outlines the Core Needs School Pilot, a needs-led, school-based early intervention model for young people with neurodevelopmental needs. He describes how embedding clinicians in schools enables rapid, functional assessment and support without waiting for diagnosis, improving outcomes while significantly reducing costs and demand on specialist services. It demonstrates impact and support expansion, highlighting strong value for money, improved access and alignment with national SEND reform principles.
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Partnership working between A&E, the police and custody healthcare
Content Article CommentHi Judy nice of you to take the time to review it has been transformational and has been well received and recognised it won the Leeds Community Healthcare Project of the Year and is a finalist for one of the Nursing Standards Awards. It has focussed on improving the community, systems, processes, and pathways used and above all collaboration. No I haven't thought of doing an after-action review but it's a great idea to break down the success of the project. The project is still growing since the above Humberside Police from our training are now delivering specific health-related training to their police and their corporate Comms want to produce a professional training video. I agree leadership was important it would be good to upload an AAR onto here and I love how you recognise the cross-sector quality improvements. I can see
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Partnership working between A&E, the police and custody healthcare
Content ArticleCraig Russo is an Operational Manager at Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust. In this blog, he tells us about a recent project he delivered in partnership with Accident and Emergency (A&E) services, the police and custody healthcare. Craig talks about the safety concerns that led them to take action and the positive impact they have seen so far.