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Editorial Law Enforcement and Public Mental Health.

Welcome to this special edition of the Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing that seeks to explore the intersect between law enforcement and mental health care. Policing has always played a role in responding to individuals experiencing mental health crisis and or living with mental illnesses in the community. In recent decades, the policing role has increased, as has attention to the need for strategies for collaboration between police, health services and those seeking support.