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MENTAL HEALTH (SCOTLAND) ACT 1984 for Action General Managers, NHS Boards Chief Executives, NHS Trusts 1 NHL HDL (2002)7 abcdefghijklm Health Department 14 February 2002 Dear Colleague Addresses MENTAL HEALTH (SCOTLAND) ACT 1984 For action General Managers, NHS Boards Chief Executives, NHS Trusts 1. LIST OF APPROVED MEDICAL Medical Directors, NHS Trusts PRACTITIONERS UNDER SECTION 20 For information General Manager, Common Services 2. APPROVED MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS UNDER Agency SECTION 20 - TRAINING COURSES RUN BY General Manager, State Hospitals ROYAL COLLEGE OF PSYCHIATRISTS, Board for Scotland Chief Executive, Health Education SCOTTISH DIVISION Board for Scotland Secretary, Mental Welfare Purpose Commission for Scotland Director, Scottish Health Advisory Service 1. Annex 1 and Appendix 1 of this circular provide a Royal College of Psychiatrists, revised consolidated list of medical practitioners approved under Scottish Division Royal College of General section 20 of the Mental Health (Scotland) Act 1984 as having Practitioners special experience in the diagnosis or treatment of mental Director, SCPMDE disorder. ______________________________ 2. Annex 2 of the circular reminds NHS Boards and Trusts Enquiries to: of the requirement for Boards to satisfy themselves that Mrs Nova Brown practitioners being approved under section 20 of the 1984 Act Scottish Executive Health Department have been appropriately trained in the diagnosis and treatment of Public Health Division mental disorder. Room 3E.04 St Andrew’s House EDINBURGH EH1 3DG Action Tel: 0131-244 2546 Fax: 0131-244 2846 3. Would you please ensure that this circular is _____________________ disseminated to all relevant staff. ISBN 0-7559-2168-2 Yours sincerely GODFREY ROBSON Director of Policy 1 abcde abc a ANNEX 1 MENTAL HEALTH (SCOTLAND) ACT 1984 LIST OF APPROVED MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS UNDER SECTION 20 1. I enclose a copy of the revised consolidated list of medical practitioners approved under section 20 of the Mental Health (Scotland) Act 1984 as having special experience in the diagnosis or treatment of mental disorder. 2. The list can be accessed on the Scottish Executive website at www.show.scot.nhs.uk/sehd/publications/dtmd/dtmd-00.htm It is our intention to update the list periodically. Therefore, I should be grateful if NHS Boards could provide details of any changes on a regular basis to the Public Health Division of the Scottish Executive Health Department, Room 3E.04, St Andrew's House, Edinburgh, EH1 3DG. 3. From 1 April 2002 the guardianship provisions in the 1984 Act will be repealed (including section 39). Those medical practitioners approved under section 20 of the 1984 Act will wish to note, therefore, that from 1 April 2002 they will have responsibilities for providing recommendations for Intervention and Guardianship Orders under Part 6 of the Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000 where the adult has incapacity by reason of mental disorder. 4. Scottish Executive Health Department Circular NHS HDL (2001) 31 dated 5 April 2001 gives full details on the implementation of the 2000 Act and its effect on the Mental Health (Scotland) Act 1984 and on the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 (Health Department web-site www.show.scot.nhs.uk) 2 ANNEX 2 MENTAL HEALTH (SCOTLAND) ACT 1984 APPROVED MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS UNDER SECTION 20 – TRAINING COURSES RUN BY ROYAL COLLEGE OF PSYCHIATRISTS, SCOTTISH DIVISION Background 1. The guidance in this Annex follows on from Scottish Executive Health Department Circular NHS HDL (2001) 40 dated 30 April 2001 (www.show.scot.nhs.uk) which gave guidance on the Mental Health (Scotland) Act 1984 in relation to approved medical practitioners under section 20 and training courses run by the Royal College of Psychiatrists, Scottish Division. Action 2. NHS Boards are asked to ensure that those approved medical practitioners under section 20 of the 1984 Act undertake regular refresher courses in the provisions of the Mental Health legislation at intervals of not more than 5 years. The workload of section 20 approved medical practitioners should not preclude them from attending refresher courses. 3. NHS Boards will also wish to note that the legal liability for section 20 approval remains with them and they are required to fund practitioners' attendance on the training courses. Post-Graduate Deans are required to pay for the attendance of Specialist Registrars. NHS Boards and Post-Graduate Deans are asked to settle payment for training courses promptly. 4. A Steering Group has been set up in order to maintain an overview of the training required for relevant practitioners under the 1984 Act and any subsequent legislation which replaces it. The Steering Group has representatives from the Primary Care Trust Medical Directors, the NHS Board General Managers Group, the Royal College of Psychiatrists and the Scottish Executive Health Department. The first meeting of the Steering Group is to take place shortly. 3 APPENDIX 1 LIST OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS APPROVED BY NHS BOARDS UNDER SECTION 20 OF THE MENTAL HEALTH (SCOTLAND) ACT 1984 AS HAVING SPECIAL EXPERIENCE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OR TREATMENT OF MENTAL DISORDER NOTES 1. Mental and Mental Handicap Hospitals are shown with catchment areas. 2. Against the name of each doctor on the list details are given, where appropriate, of the type of psychiatry in which he/she specialises or has special experience, in accordance with the code shown below:- GEN - work principally in general psychiatry MHcp - special experience in mental handicap CH - special experience in child and adolescent psychiatry 3. Any questions arising out of subsequent changes in personnel should be addressed to the appropriate Health Board in the first instance. SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE HEALTH DEPARTMENT ARGYLL & CLYDE NHS BOARD Medical Staff Attached to Hospitals Argyll & Bute Hospital, Lochgilphead Al-Mousawi M Consultant (GEN) Corrigan F M Consultant (GEN) Coulter, Fiona Consultant (GEN) Fellowes, J Fergusson G Staff Grade Psychiatrist (GEN) Gaskell D Consultant (GEN) Levi M I Consultant (GEN) Mackay A V PConsultant (GEN) McCulloch J A T Consultant (GEN) Sandler R Consultant Psychiatrist (locum) Thompson P Consultant Psychiatrist LOMOND AND ARGYLL PRIMARY CARE NHS TRUST Al-Mousawi M Consultant Psychiatrist (GEN) Helensburgh Antebi R Consultant (Locum) Lochgilphead Clarke I Consultant (GEN) Alexandria Corrigan F Consultant (GEN) Lochgilphead Coulter F Consultant Psycho Geriatrics Alexandria Duthie J Staff Grade (Child & Adolescent) Alexandria Fergusson G Staff Grade (GEN) Lochgilphead Flett F SpR (Child & Adolescent) Alexandria Kennedy E SpR (Child & Adolescent) Alexandria McClure I Consultant (Child & Adolescent) Alexandria FRP01001.PRM 1 MacIver I Consultant (GEN) Dumbarton MacKay A V P Consultant (GEN) Lochgilphead Sandler R Consultant (Locum) Lochgilphead Thompson P Consultant (GEN) Lochgilphead Towlson K Consultant (Child & Adolescent) Alexandria RENFREWSHIRE HEALTHCARE NHS TRUST Dykebar Hospital, Paisley Anderson H Consultant Psychiatrist (GEN) Berry F Locum Consultant (GEN) Bonham D Consultant Psychiatrist Brown S Consultant Psychiatrist Campbell I Consultant Psychiatrist Dingwall J M Specialist Registrar (GEN) East Sarah K Specialist Registrar (GEN) Gallacher J Consultant Psychotherapist King G General Adult Psychiatry and Psychogeriatrics McDonald G Consultant Psychiatrist (locum) McMahon C Consultant (Drug & Alcohol) Matson I Consultant (GEN) Thomson J Consultant Psychiatrist Young S Consultant Community Mental Health Team, Paisley McWilliam L Staff Grade FRP01001.PRM 2 Hawkhead Hospital, Paisley Kerr E Consultant Leighton K Consultant (C&F Unit, I.R.H) Macdonald-Spiers Consultant Vettraino M Consultant (Child & Family Psychiatry) Panda Centre (Paediatrics, Hawkhead Hospital) Cheriyan E Clinical Co-ordinator/Consultant Ferguson A Consultant Community Paediatrician Greenock Health Centre, 2 Duncan Street, Greenock Lapsley A A MHcp Senior Clinical Medical Officer Shepherd C Consultant Community Paediatrician Child & Family, Larkfield Leighton K Consultant LOMOND HEALTHCARE NHS TRUST Hartfield Clinic, Dumbarton Al-Mousawi M Consultant Clarke I Consultant Psychiatrist Coulter Fiona Consultant (GEN/Psychogeriatrics) Foster N A Staff Grade Psychiatrist Levi M I Consultant Psychiatrist MacIver I Consultant Psychiatrist Merchiston Hospital (Learning Disabilities) Graham A Consultant Jones A Consultant McCue E Consultant FRP01001.PRM 3 Muir J Consultant Miller S Consultant Caldwell A Specialist Registrar Smiley G Specialist Registrar Ravenscraig Hospital, Greenock Chandrasekhar T V K Consultant Deering A Consultant Groves S J Consultant Hillman A Consultant Quinn E Consultant Sykes R A D Consultant Walker N Consultant R.A.H. Ward 39, Geriatric Psychiatry Consultants Hughes A Clinical Co-ordinator Livingston H Consultant Philips K Consultant Smith M Consultant FRP01001.PRM 4 AYRSHIRE AND ARRAN NHS BOARD COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE NHS TRUST Ailsa Hospital, Ayr; Crosshouse Hospital, Kilmarnock; Ayrshire Central Hospital, Irvine; Strathlea Resource Centre, Kilmarnock; Arrol Park Resource Centre, Ayr Aryiku C A Consultant (GEN MHcp) Barber J Consultant (Old Age) Bennie E Consultant Psychiatrist (Forensic) Berry I Consultant Psychiatrist (Psychiatry of Old Age) Butler J Consultant (Child & Family Psychiatry) Creaney W Consultant (GEN/Old Age) David M C (CH) Consultant De May R Consultant Psychiatrist (Psychiatry of Old Age) Flowerdew J A Consultant (GEN) Gallagher D Consultant (Old Age) Kerr Eleanor Consultant (Adolescent Psychiatry) Lind C A R Consultant (GEN) Lock Toni Locum Consultant (GEN) Martin Barbara Consultant (GEN) Martin J
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