Given the waiting list for non-urgent mental health in Manchester is 37 years (in 2023 there were 6,796 people on the waiting list, and they made 183 assessments) I assume nobody will notice any difference whatsoever.
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Sheffield's numbers, where they saw 8 people in 2023, is more like 2,000 years! The problem is more fundamental than number of staff or what they're concentating on, I suspect.