Our impact report outlines the success of co-production in transforming mental health culture in acute hospitals:
🌟 We are in 2 out of 3 acute hospitals
🌟 Over 30,000 members of staff trained
🌟 98% reported positive impact on their job
https://t.co/pJmQJQtqc9
“Try to talk in non-medical jargon
Ask if they’ve understood
Ask if they’ve any questions
Give time for questions
Give my contact details so they can email me
Signpost them to places like https://t.co/84OTipAQiW
Try to make every contact count”
Thanks for the great tips, Mandy!
This is what they told us.
"Inclusion in service design makes young people feel valued, listened to, helps to build trust in services and has a positive influence on the quality-of-service young Black men receive when accessing crisis services."
We know that young black men are more exposed to many of the known risk factors for poor #MentalHealth.
That, combined with the stigma of seeking treatment stops young black men from seeking support.
Both before and during times of crisis…🧵
Do you work for the ambulance service? 🚑
Help us improve the experiences of young people who attend hospital in a mental health crisis.
We're running consultation workshops for #NHSambulance staff next month and want to hear from you!
Sign up here ⬇️
https://t.co/dWhy4kryBT
Work for an #NHS#ambulance service?
We’re developing new mental health training for ambulance staff to improve the experiences of #YoungPeople presenting to hospital in a mental health crisis.
Please help us by filling out our survey + sharing🙏https://t.co/15xYaTFjn4
Are you a paramedic or first responder?
We're developing training modules specifically designed for ambulance staff supporting young people with mental health difficulties.
We'd love to hear about your experiences.
➡️Complete our 5-minute survey: https://t.co/ChxWqvz2Zd
Want to help make the internet more accessible for blind people? Add image descriptions to your photos -- Twitter even gives you 1000 characters to do this! Thrilled to be sharing knowledge with so many friends in this @NYTimes piece! #a11y https://t.co/oUlOnsUQJ5
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Why not join our next content accessibility training session? For a day of learning and upskilling with the experts at @Scope.
When: Wednesday 23 February 10:00 to 17:00
Where: Online (Teams)
Buy tickets here: https://t.co/ZwstvIcAMj #Content#A11y
This article has great examples on how skipping race in image descriptions can deny blind people access to critical information. Thanks for writing this, @tolu_xyz! #a11y
Looking for some further reading on #accessibility? 📚
Here are the resources we continually refer to for guidance. They're considered to be the gold standard in accessibility.
https://t.co/4G9Kv0OlYi
Thrilled that British Sign Language (BSL) will finally be recognised as an official language.
A real win for #accessibility and inclusion.
The British Deaf Association says this will give deaf people ‘equal access to education and public services’.
https://t.co/3wCSqcSPQT
Plain English is not over-simplifying or patronising. And it's not just about #accessibility.
In a fast-paced world, there are so many things fighting for our attention. Being able to read and understand information easily and quickly benefits everyone.
https://t.co/SyLBszMDn4
The biggest barriers to accessibility in organisations:
1. Lack of clear ownership 43%
2. Lacking ‘the right people or skills’ 16%
3. Finding it hard to justify spending money 11%
(From @Inviqa) ♿️ For more stats on #accessibility:
https://t.co/uh9Pj03X6X