Mental Health Commission identifies 12 areas of high-risk non-compliance in three centres

The Mental Health Commission has identified 12 areas of high-risk non-compliance at three of its approved centres in Waterford, Clare and Cork.

Mental Health Commission identifies 12 areas of high-risk non-compliance in three centres
Mon, 14 Oct, 2019 - 13:55
Digital Desk staff

The Mental Health Commission says it is totally unacceptable that children are still being admitted to adult mental health units.

The Commission has identified 12 areas of high-risk non-compliance at three of its approved centres in Waterford, Clare and Cork.

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