Home Office healthcare policy, including:

• On Entry - Referral of passengers by the immigration officer to the port medical officer
• After entry/referred entry clearance - persons suffering from serious illness
• After entry - removal of psychiatric in-patients
• Inoculations and other preventative treatment (prophylaxis) for persons being removed from the UK

Note : after much Medical Justice lobbying and intervention in patients' legal cases, the Home Office changed it's policy on the provision of anti-malarials which is included below.

Home Office policy on handling complaints in immigration detention  - removal centres, short term holding facilities, holding rooms and on escort:

Detention Services Order (DSO) - 09/2006

Guidance for contractor's staff and Immigration Services staff 

This is a commmonly used and cited document setting out aspects of Home Office policy on health and Human Rights. There is a section on suicide risk and other relevant matters 

Immigration Directorate's Instructions - Chapter 1, Section 10 - Human Rights

1st edition, published 04 July 2005

Home Office document -"Medical Evidence (Non-Medical Foundation cases)"