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2025 surveillance of electroconvulsive therapy (technology appraisal guidanceTA59, NICE guideline NG222, NICE guideline CG178, NICE guideline CG185, NICE guideline CG192)

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Health inequalities

No specific relevant data on ECT was found, but health inequalities in accessing mental health treatments remain a concern in the UK. Factors such as geographical variations, socioeconomic status, and stigma can limit access. The workforce shortage reported by the Royal College of Psychiatrists (see the 'System Impact' heading above) may affect ECT delivery while funding limitations could restrict access and equity.