The AMHP Research Group - a network to encourage collaboration, and the application of research between, practitioners, researchers, public and policy makers
England, United Kingdom
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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. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Please see the link below to a highly relevant conference 👇
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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.
Great to see the @NIHRresearch funded frontline social work researchers presenting their findings, learning research skills with @AidanWorsley @JillHemmington and partnerships between @WeAreLSCFT and @blackburndarwen @NIHRSSCR #socialworkresearch
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A capacity masterclass from MacDonald J (and an updated capacity guide from us) mentalcapacitylawandpolicy.o…
🗓️ HOLD THE DATE - 9th May 2023 10.00 to 15.30 3rd biannual AMHP Research Conference co-chaired by @sao_sarah @JillHemmington @carolineleah1 @DrKevinstone - On Zoom. Link and details to follow.
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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.
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First up is a blog looking at why critical reflection is essential in a complex role by @JillHemmington the-critical-amhp.com/blog/b…
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We have @louise_blakley sharing people's experiences of being assessed the-critical-amhp.com/blog/b…
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A wonderfully reflective and creative piece on AMHP work, values and ethics by John Mitchell the-critical-amhp.com/blog/b…
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Rob Manchester's piece looking at the importance of communication and dialogic/relational practice the-critical-amhp.com/blog/b…
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My BJSW article is out today.The Role of the AMHP: ‘A Fool’s Errand?’ @AmhpResearch @MorrissLisa @mgoat73 @JillManthorpe @SteilsN @JoyDuxbury @AlinaHaines @GMMH_NHS @DrJaKindell @PennineCareNHS @renee_aleong @ruthallenonline @DaisyBoggCons
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.
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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 s12solutions.com/s12-solutio…
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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. tinyurl.com/3xzad7cv @AmhpResearch @asifamhp @WAmhp @MaskedAMHP @amhpa_ltd
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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: qualtrics.manchester.ac.uk/j…
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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.
Calling research participants! Please consider taking part.
‘Who Decides?’ is a study examining practitioner decision-making in the context of inpatient adolescent mental healthcare.
whodecides.blogs.bristol.ac.…
The practical and resource problems in relation to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) are well known and much discussed, but it is also governed by an incredibly complex legal framework.