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NHS England reports that people with severe mental illness (SMI) have on average 15 to 20 years shorter life expectancy than the general population.
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Every person will be able to see their physical health check data and use their digital care plan ‘Me and My Goals’ to identify their health and wellbeing well-being priorities (‘what matters to me’). They can also set out their personalised recovery plan with support from healthcare professionals involved in their care.
When invited by the person, professionals from the wider framework of recovery services will be able to see this physical health check data and digital recovery plan , and give guidance and support as appropriate to their role and relationship to the person.
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Patients do not have a copy of their physical health check, and this information is not always visible to other wellbeing well-being and recovery services supporting the person to get well and stay well.
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