APEx 2e is up and running! Two days of acute mental health training at ALSG. Thank you to all faculty and candidates in making it such a great course. #AcuteMentalHealth#SavingLives
Of course. Both important. I always think if a lorry ran over my leg it would be of limited us to focus on the lorry and important to diagnose and treat fractures
Many locums are good colleagues - but some out of necessity have to act as consultants without commensurate qualifications - but can cost more than those that do. A healthy, substantive workforce would be cheaper, more efficient, develop services - and be better for our patients
According to the latest data, suicide rates are at the highest level since 1999. Three quarters of suicides are by men, but the number of suicides amongst women has increased, and is now greater than in 1994.
Nobody should go through suicidal feelings alone. Our patient leaflet sets out where you, or a loved one, can access specialist support 24/7.
#WSPD2024
Depression (https://t.co/l9LYLv3ucM)
Led by the wonderful Becky Gould, we show Acceptance and Commitment Therapy improves quality of life in people with MND. Open access in Lancet today. Wonderful to be part of a trial with a positive result for once! https://t.co/Kc1SiiQ5I7
Has the message “we all have mental health”, a laudable attempt to destigmatise, rebounded?
Placing the emphasis on less severe conditions, leaving SMI out of the conversation & the public poorly informed.
The law of unintended consequences, the one law no govt can repeal.
Suicidal and self-harming patients receive inadequate care due to overwhelmed A&E departments, doctors warn | The Independent. https://t.co/tpCxFlXQYt
Tried unsuccessfully to upload the poster with my original post so here it is for those that asked. The goal is to capture more depth of data and add a qualitative perspective and then update 🤞