The Mental Health Commission's Annual Report found over 30% of centres were not compliant with the regulation for individual care planning.
Public mental health services in Ireland face a 'real' risk of being removed from the register of approved centres, if compliance doesn't improve.
That's the key finding from the Mental Health Commission's Annual Report, which found just over 30% of centres were not compliant with the regulation for individual care planning.
Meanwhile, in CHO8, the Maryborough Centre on St. Fintan's Campus in Portlaoise had an overall compliance rate of 94% and the Department of Psychiatry Midland Regional Hospital, Portlaoise was at 87%.
St Bridget's Ward, & St Marie Goretti's Ward at Cluain Lir Care Centre in Mullingar had a compliance rate of 74%, and the Admission Unit & St Edna's Unit,St. Loman's in Mullingar was at 81%
Chief Executive of the Mental Health Commission, John Farrelly, says the physical premises, careplanning and staffing are the main issues:
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