The Guardian perspective on mental health: saving lives requires income and monitoring | Editorial
More than 270 mental health patients have died over a final 6 years after failings in NHS care. These cases are some-more harmful to those who desired these people since in many cases a deaths could have been prevented; improved caring competence have saved them. Too often, services did not respond to a concerns of
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