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Lord Crisp on long-distance mental health care
A 25-year-old with an ongoing mental health condition and former chief executive of the NHS Lord Nigel Crisp discuss long-distance mental health care.
The practice of sending mentally ill adults in England long distances for care is unacceptable and must end, a report by experts says.
The Independent Commission, chaired by ex-NHS chief executive Lord Crisp, said some cases were potentially dangerous.
Laura Nuttall, who has an ongoing mental health condition, and Lord Crisp spoke on the programme about long-distance mental health care.
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