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Overall Purpose: To investigate the referral processes in use by mental health staff working in the custodial environments of police stations and remand prisons and referring service users with mental illness to community mental health teams for aftercare. Objectives: To examine current referral processes for continued care using 'process mapping'; To establish good practice, service barriers and tensions that affect the seamless provision of care from custody to community living; To highlight areas of inefficiency such as delays, duplication and potential errors within the referral system; To improve the effectiveness and co-ordination of care for service users at the point of transfer of care; To make recommendations for improving the care pathway for service users involved at the 'entry' points of the criminal justice system (arrest and remand).

Enhancing integrated working and care coordination at the transitional points between custody and community mental health teams