MHTRs and Female Offenders - Policy Brief

Matthew Callender; Greta Sanna; Kathryn Cahalin

MHTRs and Female Offenders - Policy Brief

Matthew Callender, Greta Sanna, Kathryn Cahalin

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Abstract

To date, there is no available evidence that details outcomes of MHTRs for females, which is critical to an assessment of the viability of MHTRs to provide an effective and alternative solution to custody. This brief, therefore, is the first to provide evidence specific to females to support the development of alternatives to custody through mental health intervention, via MHTR pathways, in support of the Female Offender Strategy.

Original language	English
Commissioning body	NHS England
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 15 May 2023

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