ViewPoint@_HSMCentre HSMC NEWS Putting ethnic inequalities in severe mental illness centre stage DescriptionJoy Francis and and Dr Maria Haarmans,share details of the Synergi Participatory Action Research (PAR) project.Date:Tuesday 3rd March 2020Categories: Research, Social Sciences Clarity on Parity: Seeking equality between physical and mental health DescriptionIn his research, Stevie Creese seeks to understand exactly what successes and failures have occurred in the name of Parity of EsteemDate:Tuesday 3rd March 2020 Sometimes it's good to talk: mental health first aid (MHFA) within the College of Social Sciences DescriptionBeing able to understand our own mental health and recognise when a colleague is distressed or has a mental illness is important and may help to prevent the difficulties escalating.Date:Tuesday 18th February 2020 Equality in mental health DescriptionAnyone can experience a mental health problem but our chances of having good or poor mental health are far from equal. And for some, the risk of poor mental health is very much higher than average.Date:Tuesday 18th February 2020 Investing in children and young people's mental health: if not now, when? DescriptionThe publication of the report on 'The state of Children's mental health services' highlights the parlous state of support for children and young people facing mental health challengesDate:Wednesday 5th February 2020 What can NHS leaders learn from a crisis? DescriptionSteve Gulati, Director of Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Programme, University of Birmingham discusses how leaders respond to extraordinary eventsDate:Monday 20th January 2020 The NHS: what is on its Christmas election list? DescriptionIf news stories are to be believed, it can seem as though the NHS is in a constant state of crisis. Professor Judith Smith reviews the pressures in the NHS and discusses what needs to be doneDate:Tuesday 10th December 2019Categories: Research, Social Sciences 50 years of NHS inquiries: why they matter and what we can learn from them DescriptionIt is fifty years since what most people think of as the first NHS inquiry, what have we learnt?Date:Wednesday 27th March 2019Categories: Research, Social Sciences Displaying 1 to 8 of 150 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next Tweets by @_HSMCentre