Monday AM - A more psychological NHS: How can we rise to the challenge of the Darzi Review?
This session focussed on how developing a more psychological NHS could help address some of the challenges in the NHS identified by the Darzi Review. We highlighted progress made over the past five years and explore future directions for development of the psychological professions and psychological practice.
- Video: A more psychological NHS: How can we rise to the challenge of the Darzi Review
- pdf Download Slides: PPWeek24 A more psychological NHS (1.85 MB)
Tuesday AM - Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioners (MWHP) Webinar
The content will look at this innovative new role and the impact this is having on the quality of care the individuals accessing our services receive. Important aspects of the training and main duties of the role will also be spoken about along with challenges and next steps for the role.
Attendees will gain a thorough understanding of what the MHWP role is and how the role is progressing and expanding. For service leads/managers, this event will provide information regarding how to improve the quality-of-care individuals using their service will receive and hear from other services and management on how they are successfully implementing this. The event aims to improve understanding of the MHWP role and celebrate its success whilst continuously improving the services we deliver.
Thursday - PPN North West Annual Conference
Tuesday AM - Psychologically Informed Crisis Care
Crisis Resolution Home Treatment Teams (CRHTT’s) sit in a pivotal place in the urgent care pathway. They act as gatekeepers for acute inpatient beds, facilitate early hospital discharge and provide person centred interventions in a home environment. Many people accessing these services have experienced trauma and are dealing with current distress. It is crucial that CRHTTs are set up to offer compassionate evidence-based care and avoid traumatisation.