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Mental health nurses can advocate for or mentor peer support groups for young service users to create an equal, inclusive community where every voice counts.
More on the story of the Evolve peer support group for young people. @RCNi_Lisa @kmwright1
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Our latest peer-reviewed article explores 'Evolve', a peer support group for young people experiencing mental health issues, trauma and distress, focusing on the lived experience of its founder, group members and volunteers @kmwright1 @Ducksdietcoke journals.rcni.com/mental-hea…
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We got a fabulous programme of speakers lined up and its a free conference, put together without funding for the benefit of Mental Health researchers and those who benefit from the research. @UCLanNursing @UCLanMH #kmwright1 – at Broughton, England
Looking forward to "The Northern Mental Health Nursing Qualitative Research Forum (NorQual)" being organised by @kmwright1 on 15 May. Come and join us in Preston norqual.eventbrite.co.uk/?af… @Eventbrite
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Looking forward to "The Northern Mental Health Nursing Qualitative Research Forum (NorQual)" being organised by @kmwright1 on 15 May. Come and join us in Preston norqual.eventbrite.co.uk/?af… @Eventbrite
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Check out "The Northern Mental Health Nursing Qualitative Research Forum [NorQual]" eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-north… @eventbritehelp
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We are disappointed that the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill has passed its latest stage in Parliament. We continue to argue that vulnerable people need protection, and for high quality palliative care for all who need it. #AssistedDyingBill
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#Suicideprevention v #AssistedDying
The debate hasn’t acknowledged enough the line AD crosses on society’s fundamental values: preserving life, protecting those most vulnerable.
Where does that leave those facing other kinds of despair? Where does it leave mental health care?
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Not everything benefits from being highlighted in the media.
It’s important not to make new suicide methods better known, to tackle them under the radar. Even if it looks like nothing is being done.
It’s an area of top priority for the national #SuicidePrevention strategy.
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Learning disability nursing has been in ‘freefall’ with declining numbers and is in need of a national strategy to address severe recruitment and retention issues @alisonleary1 #LDNursingSummit
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Hope you’re fully recovered Teresa. Congratulations on the book this looks like essential reading
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Thanks Emma, getting there! Yep, we absolutely need to learn from incidents and make much needed changes to improve patient safety 🙏
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Come and join us for the launch of this important new book by Karen Wright and Alison Elliott eventbrite.co.uk/e/elliott-w…
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So pleased to see recognition for lived experience teaching @WeAreLSCFT @LSCFTMedEd Fantastic colleagues and a well deserved award
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Today I’m @sheffhallamuni to join in with #NorQual. It’s a twice yearly event organised by @kmwright1 & @jamestu63039875 looking at research in mental health nursing. Contact either to join in. As usual they’re letting me record for #mhTV
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After 3 weeks in hospital I am delighted to return home and find my complimentary copy of the book in which I have written a chapter @KellyMortimer8 @kay_marie83 @ChrisHutchRNLD @Lisasmi36616707 @GoalsOlivers @ChrisOliverNHS @DaubneyX @ccoreah @kmwright1 @HoldcroftLaura
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On this week's #mhTV we're sharing a recording from the recent #NorQual. Jesse Ussman presented on 'The Online Health Information Seeking Behaviour of People of African Descent in the UK'. Watch at 19:00 via Facebook facebook.com/UniteMHNA or YouTube: youtube.com/@Unite_MHNA
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Fantastic turn out of nearly 100 #PennineCarePeople for our @PennineCareNHS Inpatient Transformation Launch event - @AntHassallNHS opening the day and encouraging us to be driven by our values to be innovative and ambitious #PCFTInpatientTransformation
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We need to massively improve the context in which mental health technologies operate to have any chance of exerting humane control. The mental health nurse as cyborg: Technology, a blessing or a curse? @KonstantinaPou1 @CharleyBaker1 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Loved that @soniajohnson highlighted the work of @mbhaslam who was quoted in the plenary. Proud to be on your PhD supervisory team Michael and even more proud that your brilliant early work is already impacting and shining a light on this area 👏@kmwright1 @mickmckeown2016
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This is sickening. A woman was killed by her husband and the Judge speaks of her as if she was asking for it.
Every woman knows that if they were ever killed by a partner, the legal system could do exactly the same. manchestereveningnews.co.uk/…
ALT The evidence is that most of the arguments were started by your wife, and those consisted of her repeatedly and continuously belittling and undermining you. There were dozens of callouts to the police, but most of these I am sure involved exaggerated or false complaints by Dawn against you," "There were occasions when you used more serious violence against your wife in response to her abuse. I am satisfied that it only happened as a result of serious provocation but I am also sure that it involved, on occasions, you putting your hands around her throat,"