Monday, 14 October 2013
Mental Health & Social Care Bulletin No. 412
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A Cambridge academic has stated that in his view children as young as seven years old should be screened for mental health problems. His argument for early interventions aired in the British Medical Journal. Bulletin 412 you can read that the repercussions of the Winterbourne scandal rumble on.
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