PhD student @UCLpsychiatry; Research Assistant @MentalHealthPRU | Early Intervention for Psychosis | Shared Decision Making | Suicide | Qualitative Research
@jamcusack NHIR are discontinuing trials in social prescribing at the moment as it is a design issue as they think clinical trials are not the most effective way to assessing it, so raises interesting question of are RTCs always the only way to
@jamcusack There are things that we have done unintentionally at Autistica. We ask everyone how can we improve our leadership and meet their needs. Its less a autism question its more of neurodiversity question
#MHQT Question for the panel: There have been a lot of small changes to improve care immediately, but culture change takes a long time – what is the ‘smallest step’ or easiest first step to improve care for autistic people
#MHQT Question for the panel: One speaker mentioned masking, both conscious and unconscious - I wonder what the panel suggest as possible ways clinicians can do to be aware and reduce these behaviours where appropriate?
@EloiseClinPsy it's important to be made to feel safe. How do you stop masking when you feel like someone might see the real you and have an issue. Its complex and has to be from the bottom up
@EloiseClinPsy there is loads of us in health care already, but so many don't feel like they cannot be honest about their diagnosis. We need a culture in health care where it is not 'them' and 'us'
#MHQT Question for the panel: There have been a lot of small changes to improve care immediately but culture change takes a long time – what is the ‘smallest step’ or easiest first step to improve care for autistic people
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#MHQT Question for the panel: People are saying we need more RTCs in autism research, but can you talk about the conflict of how controlled these trials need to be and how individualized treatment needs to be?
Watch the live stream #MHQT
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LAST CHANCE to get your #MHQT ticket and join us in London TONIGHT for this in-person public discussion in London where we will set forward a vision for mental health care for autistic people
5:30-6:45pm GMT+1
Tue 4th June
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2/4 Top tips for journalists/editors:
DON'T:
❌Speculate about cause of death
❌Use inappropriate language (e.g. "commit", "successful attempt")
❌Use deceit to gather information
❌Exploit the bereaved for a headline
❌Publish personal info the family don't want in public domain
3/4 DO:
👉Read & stick to Samaritans' Media Guidelines
👉Use sympathy, sensitivity & discretion
👉Include signposting information to services
👉Be respectful. Each person you see in coroner's court is human. Remember their faces when writing. They will see, read & feel your words
Today's @HarmlessUK#SBConference2023 session is being led by @DrAPitman & Ruby Jarvis from @ucl. Discussing press reporting of suicide. Going through 2 pieces of research on the impact of media reporting of suicide on the bereaved & wider readership @lifevssuicide