Tag " nurse training"

Today I spoke at the excellent Nursing in Practice event held in the impressive Bridgewater Hall in Manchester. http://www.bridgewater-hall.co.uk/ It was my first event for them so I had a relatively small seminar room which was completely full! So I hope to be asked to return! My book is going to be reviewed for both […]

Thank you to Jill from Mental Health in Higher Education for the following information Have a look around the New Ways of Working website: http://www.newwaysofworking.org.uk/ One bit I was very pleased to see was • Service users and carers should be actively involved in the development and delivery of training and education, and as partners […]

Today I gave a presentation to the Yorkshire and Humberside Maternity Modernisation Forum, which consisted of maternity service commissioners and heads of midwifery. My angle was on the aspects which matter most to new mothers and their families. Dr Julie Jomeen from the University of Hull gave an inspiring presentation on the care pathways they […]

Today I have found out about some useful organisations involving child and family aspects. http://www.childandfamilytraining.org.uk Child and Family Training is a non-profit organisation working to promote evidence-based assessments and interventions with children and families. http://www.inmyshoes.org.uk/ In My Shoes is a computer package that helps professionals communicate with children and learning disabled adults about their experiences, […]

Yesterday I attended a workshop looking at further development of an e-learning package on mental health, to update the current one at http://learning.camhs.org.uk/ Watch this space for the new one! I also found out about the Solihull approach. http://www.solihull.nhs.uk/solihullapproach/ The Solihull Approach was first developed in Solihull in 1996 by joint working between Health Visitors […]