Labour proposes fast-tracked mental health services for NHS and care workers
THREE million NHS and care workers under strain during the coronavirus pandemic should receive fast-tracked access to mental health services, according to new proposals by the Labour Party.
These include a new 24/7 national hotline, follow-up support, intervention and treatment, including psychological therapies, and support to use other help services such as those linked to alcohol and addiction.
The scheme will be open to cleaners, porters and support staff who work in the healthcare sector.
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