Example 1: NHS Trust in South England, serving a large mixed urban and rural area | |
This Trust was divided into four catchment areas, each with its own CRT. The whole area covered by the Trust had a crisis telephone service separate from the CRT, one crisis house, one ADU, and one PDU. There were no crisis cafés, triage wards or street triage teams. | |
Example 2: NHS Trust in North England, serving a predominantly urban area | |
There were two CRTs provided by this Trust, each serving their own catchment area, with a single crisis assessment service working separately but in partnership with both CRTs. There was also a crisis café and a police street triage service but there were no crisis houses, ADUs, PDUs or triage wards. | |
Example 3: NHS Trust in South-West England, serving a small, mainly rural area | |
In this Trust, crisis assessment and home treatment functions were all provided by the local CRT. There were none of the emerging crisis care service models described in this paper. |