1. N ATIONAL C OORDINATING N ETWORK FOR H EALTHCARE AND F ORENSIC S ERVICES FOR P EOPLE IN P OLICE C ARE Hannah Cornish, Programme Manager

2. N ETWORK R EMIT Healthcare and forensic services for: o people in police custody o victims of adult sexual abuse o paediatric sexual abuse and serious assault o those who are vulnerable in the community - eg those in mental health crises or vulnerable due to substance misuse

3. S TRATEGIC O BJECTIVES

4. N ETWORK R OLE support and facilitate transfer support networking across geographical, multi agency and professional boundaries to ensure: delivery of high quality healthcare and forensic services practical support for service delivery

6. W ORK TO D ATE All NHS Boards / Collaboratives have responsibility for service delivery Setting up structures for an effective network National guidance on healthcare and forensic services National guidance on design of custody estate Roll out of Adastra in 12 NHS Boards Education and Training

7. W ORK IN D EVELOPMENT Quality Framework – outcomes, indicators and data model for inspections partnership approach for sharing learning from adverse events / critical incidents training and education role of telehealth national network event link with other networks A CROSS THE N ETWORK

8. H EALTHCARE Develop guidance and quality frameworks on specific elements of healthcare: o management of people suspected of having drugs concealed internally o substance misuse o those with mental ill health and those at risk within police custody o long term conditions

9. F ORENSICS map service provision against agreed service specification for sexual abuse services feedback of victims’ experiences implement recommendations of the Forensic Paediatrics Report process and documentation for sudden deaths national approach for forensic kits and sample handling role of nurses in forensic services

10. Thank you!