The AMHP Research Group - a network to encourage collaboration, and the application of research between, practitioners, researchers, public and policy makers
We are very pleased to announce that the special issue journal 'Research Informed Practice; Practice Informed Research' has free access in May 2021 to coincide with the #AmhpResearch conference. https://t.co/MzGvJYJ2Aq
It was great. I truly believe that those who do the work are often the ones best placed to lead on research and evaluation in practice. Really encouraging to see clear organisational support for #practiceresearch like this.
Thank you so much to the Common Threads Collective @WomenCentreCK and to @lisaluxx_ for this truly powerful event. Also, thank you to @Acsocialwork for chairing. It has been a dream project to collaborate with these amazing women. Just sorry I couldn't be there with you.
The planned AMHP Research Conference for the 10th May 2022 has been postponed until 9th May 2023. This is a strategic move to tie in with new research findings and further updates on current AMHP research projects. We also hope this will coincide with the MHA legislative reforms.
I am delighted to have contributed to this book with a chapter on The Role of Mental Health Social Workers in Crisis Work: Values, Responsibilities, Powers and Duties' written with Robert Lomax @RDL7@UWEBristol.
@PlymUni@BASW_UK@MhBasw@PlymSocialWork
Our response to the NIHR's study examining the availability of section 12 doctors for Mental Health Act assessments | @S12Solutions https://t.co/Ztbmn3ELIe
New article by @DrKevinstone and I - Beyond the call of duty: A Qualitative study into the experiences of family members acting as a Nearest Relative in Mental Health Act assessments - Free to access. https://t.co/pG1bPKDG3A @AmhpResearch@asifamhp@WAmhp@MaskedAMHP@amhpa_ltd
The @INforMHAA project invites interpreters AMHPs and AMHP educators to participate in a (20 minute) survey on interpreter-mediated Mental Health Act Assessments in England. Survey link: https://t.co/XawVKeP9nD
Seeking people who have been “sectioned” for research interview, to learn about experiences & get feedback on plans for a new crisis intervention. Esp. seeking men, under 35s & people from Black backgrounds. £20 voucher as thanks.
Please email [email protected] for info.