STOMP comes following a Public Health England study, which found that people with learning disabilities are regularly prescribed psychiatric drugs without a recorded diagnosis. 

Further information

UK-wide

• NHS England. STOMP and STAMP programme overview. Comprehensive guidance on reducing inappropriate prescribing of psychotropic medication, including links to NICE guidelines, medication review strategies and training resources.
• NDTi. STOMP and STAMP summary report. Key findings from a national project involving Learning Disability England, Skills for Care, and VODG, with recommendations for workforce training and implementation.
• Challenging Behaviour Foundation. Medication Pathway.  A resource for families and carers, including STOMP modules developed with MindEd and NHS England.
• Autism.org.uk. STOMP guidebook. A workbook and guide for autistic adults and families on medication reviews and wellbeing.

England

• Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust. STOMP Project. Includes training, medication review support and a co-produced video explaining the review process.
• Swan Medical Group. STOMP Guide (PDF and Easy Read). Accessible information for patients and carers about psychotropic medication and alternatives.
• British Psychological Society. STOMP and Alternatives to Medication. Explores the role of psychology in reducing over-medication and promoting person-centred care.

Wales

• Learning Disability Today: STOMP progress and case studies. Includes real-life experiences and analysis of STOMP implementation in Wales.

Northern Ireland

• Southern Health and Social Care Trust. STOMP Resources and Easy Read Leaflets. Local implementation of STOMP with downloadable resources for patients and carers.
• Cambridge Core. STOMP in Residential Nursing Homes (NI Case Study). Research on medication reduction outcomes in supported living environments.