Objective To identify existing evidence on interagency collaboration between law
enforcement, emergency services, statutory services and third sector agencies regarding …

Organisational justice and procedural justice are complementary concepts that relate to the
way individuals make judgments about fairness and outcomes when considering their …

Purpose–Statistics about the level of crime continue to attract public and political attention
but are often presented in conflicting ways. In England and Wales, police-recorded crimes …

Law enforcement officers continue to serve on the front lines as mental health
interventionists, and as such have been subject to a wave of “first generation” reform …

Objective To examine the profile and journey of patients with mental illness in the
emergency departments (ED) of a Local Health District in Australia. There is limited …

Objective: This systematic review identifies and describes the collaboration models used by
social workers and police officers and the social issues they address. We operationally …

There is variation in the way mental health services respond to urgent and emergency
presentations, with few evidence-based models reported in the literature, and no agreed on …

Practice collaboration between policing and health practitioners is now commonplace,
including the growth of mental health intervention teams in policing organisations. In this …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the potential benefits as well as some of
the practical barriers to the implementation of a collective impact initiative in law …

This paper describes the implementation and evaluation of RADAR (Response Awareness,
De-Escalation, and Referral), a hybrid CIT/co-response program for people with behavioral …