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Working in Secure Forensic Mental Health Settings Urban economics such as socialising with otherHealth and social care support workers play an essential role in providing effective, therapeutic and high quality care for those detained in secure forensic facilities. Whether you work in locked rehabilitation units, community forensic services or in low, medium or high secure facilities, you will need to gain the basic skills required to provide active support for the individuals detained in secure forensic settings. This Care Quality Guide offers