Mr Greg Denham - The Nossal Institute for Global Health

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International perspective:The process used to enhance the knowledgeand skills of Victoria Police members indealing with critical incidents (and generalresponses) to mental health issues in thecommunity are equally applicable for policeelsewhere.
International PerspectiveThere is becoming a greater recognition of the impact of mental illness andagency responses in many developing and transitional countries:China's health authorities are taking urgent steps to address the growing risks ofleaving mental patients untreated following a spate of violent assaults reported in themedia in recent months:Fujian: Described as ‘mentally-unstable’ due to depression because of a failedrelationship and career, Zheng Minsheng, a former doctor, stabbed eightschoolchildren to death..Guangdong: Authorities detained a man for assessment of his mental stateafter he injured 16 children and a teacher with a knife at a primary school insouth China's Guangdong Province.Jiangsu: Twenty-nine children and three adults were injured when a man with aknife attacked them at a kindergarten in an east China city.Sichuan: A man killed a young woman and injured two other people in a knifeattack at the Sichuan University campus in Chengdu.
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Mr Greg Denham - The Nossal Institute for Global Health

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