Personal health budgets have been shown to improve quality of life and reduce the use of inpatient care and to be cost-effective.
NHS England expects clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) to expand the use of personal health budgets by offering them to people with long-term conditions who could benefit. People who access mental health services are known to benefit from using personal budgets to support thier choice and independence.
This briefing is part of a series of publications on personal health budgets produced by the NHS Confederation in partnership with Think Local Act Personal.
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Personal Budgets in mental health
Related resources – Joining up health and social care personal budgets

View our Choice and Control hub
Resource categories
Mental health Self-directed support and personal budgets

