Sunderland Crisis Team win award
The Hopewood Park Crisis and Inpatient team have beaten off strong competition to win the Psychiatric Team of the Year Award.
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The Hopewood Park Crisis and Inpatient team have beaten off strong competition to win the Psychiatric Team of the Year Award.
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"Nobody bats an eyelid when someone has to wear a cast for a broken leg; however, sadly, there are some who still stigmatise people with mental health issues."