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<p>Documents that relate to national policy implications are provided below. These resources are aimed at helping organisations to implement national policies&nbsp;specific to addressing and preventing mental health discrimination at work.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>This section only provides documents that relate to national policy implications that are&nbsp;relevant to discrimination and stigma around mental health. &nbsp;Documents that relate to national policy implications regarding&nbsp;Common Mental Health problems are&nbsp;provided in a separate topic within the Hub,&nbsp;for more information on&nbsp;&lsquo;Common Mental Health Problems&rsquo;, please click&nbsp;<a href="http://affinityhealthhub.co.uk/explore-evidence-and-tools/common-mental-health-problems">here</a>.</p>
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Author: The Mental Health Foundation by Professor Graham Thornicroft

Actions speak louder…tackling discrimination against people with mental illness (2006)

The Mental Health Foundation is a UK charity working in mental health and learning disabilities. This report is not written specifically with regards to the workplace. However, it discusses stigma and discrimination at work within the report.  The report discusses actions that policy makers need to take and an agenda for policy makers to address discrimination. The report also includes quotes regarding the experience of stigma and discrimination.

Author: The Mental Health Foundation by Professor Graham Thornicroft

Actions speak louder…tackling discrimination against people with mental illness (2006)

Actions speak louder…tackling discrimination against people with mental illness (2006)

The Mental Health Foundation is a UK charity working in mental health and learning disabilities. This report is not written specifically with regards to the workplace. However, it discusses stigma and discrimination at work within the report.  The report discusses actions that policy makers need to take and an agenda for policy makers to address discrimination. The report also includes quotes regarding the experience of stigma and discrimination.

Author: The Mental Health Foundation by Professor Graham Thornicroft

Actions speak louder…tackling discrimination against people with mental illness (2006)

The Mental Health Foundation is a UK charity working in mental health and learning disabilities. This report is not written specifically with regards to the workplace. However, it discusses stigma and discrimination at work within the report.  The report discusses actions that policy makers need to take and an agenda for policy makers to address discrimination. The report also includes quotes regarding the experience of stigma and discrimination.

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