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Professor Chris Hatton of the University of Lancaster carried out the evaluation (a report on which forms part one of the report) which provides feedback from people's experience of directing their own support. When they considered their quality of life, 76% reported improvements; 23% said it stayed the same; 1% said it had got worse. The second part of the report consists of seven chapters reflecting on lessons learned in the course of the last two years. Please read the full report on the in-control website.

   
Please find below information produced by the Department of Health on good practice for health professionals and their partners on transition planning for young people with complex health needs or a disability.
     
There is also information on the Care Programme Approach (CPA) and how it should work for you. CPA is simply a term for describing the process of how mental health services assess your needs, plan ways to meet them and check that they are being met.