Support Material: Acute Psychiatric Emergency
Acute Psychiatric Emergency/rapid tranquillisation etc (see also NICE guidelines)
- Acute Psychiatric Emergency, a (pdf) flowchart and guidelines from Central and North West London, donated by Caroline Parker (11.03)
- Guidelines for Rapid Control of Acutely Disturbed Younger Patients (aged 6-17 years) , a flowchart and guidelines for CAMHS services from Central and North West London, donated by Caroline Parker (7.04)
- Acute Psychiatric Emergency, a flowchart and guidelines from Norfolk and Waveney Mental Health Partnership, donated by Steve Bazire (7.03)
- Rapid tranquillisation algorithm, from South West Yorkshire, donated by Lynn Haygarth (March 2003)
- Rapid tranquillisation guidelines for old age, with additional information, from West Sussex, donated by Ray Lyon (June 2005)
- Notes to accompany the Rapid tranquillisation algorithm, from South West Yorkshire, donated by Lynn Haygarth (March 2003)
- Rapid Tranquillisation for older frail adults, flowchart from South West London and St George's (3.03)
- Rapid Tranquillisation for older frail adults, how to monitor from South West London and St George's (3.03)
- Guidelines for the use of more than one antipsychotic at a time from Dumfries (donated by Wendy Edwards, 6.01)
- Algorithm for acute psychiatric emergency and the problems that may occur, from Dumphries (donated by Wendy Edwards, 6.01)
- Algorithm for acute psychiatric emergency, part two, from Dumphries (donated by Wendy Edwards, 6.01)
- Guidelines for the management of aggressive behaviour, from Dumfries (donated by Wendy Edwards, 6.01)
- An Acute Psychiatric Emergency protocol from Kent (received May 2001, from Ian Maidment)
- Rapid Tranquillisation, protocol for South West London and St. George's Trust (donated by Andy Fuller, 5.01)
- Rapid Tranquillisation, advice for Birmingham Forensic services on Practice Guidelines for the use of rapid tranquillisation in the management of a risk of imminent violence among psychiatric in-patients (donated by Sheena Mitchell, 4.04)
- Rapid Tranquillisation, protocol for Birmingham Forensic services on Practice Guidelines for the use of rapid tranquillisation in the management of a risk of imminent violence among psychiatric in-patients (donated by Sheena Mitchell, 4.04)
- Rapid Tranquillisation procedure , donated by Cathy Willan (Feb 2007)
- Policy for rapid tranquillisation of an acutely disturbed or aggressive adult in-patient (APE/acute psychiatric emergency) from South Downs Health NHS Trust (donated by Jules Sutherland, May 2004)
- Physical Health Monitoring and medication, set of guidance from Avon, donated by Graham Parton (Jan 2006)
- Acute Psychiatric Emergency and Rapid Tranquillisation guidelines from Sussex Partnership (Jed Hewitt, Aug 2007)
- Behavioural Disturbance - Acute Management, from Waitemata District (NZ) Health Board A-Z Procedures Manual (5.08)