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WE nailed it!
Have a brilliant christmas lovelies!!!

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This has the notes correct so explaining when to click in the right places for presenting back.

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Digitalisation

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re 'digitilisation of the NHS '. They may ask about this as we mention just once

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bearing in mind they may ask ANYTHING

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03_CM18886_ED MDT JAN2017 blurred badges

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The kings Fund (2014)

Developing collective leadership for health care [online]. Available at: https://www.kingsfund.org.uk/publications/developing-collective-leadership-health-care [accessed 11/12/17].

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Guys feedback on these slides? Kiera I know you are doing this but don't think we should have too much written on the page, there is then a page at the end with acknowledgements with their full titles?

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up to date 06/12/17. with some of the aminations and picutres transparent.

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university of nottingham moodle: log in to the site

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University of Nottingham Moodle: Log in to the site

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Your current browser is incompatible with this new version of Moodle. More Information

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The current busy climate in an NHS Emergency Department arguably does not provide the optimal setting for someone facing a mental health crisis (Murray, 2016).

Murray, K. (2016) How A&E could offer round-the-clock support to mental health patients [online]. Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/healthcare-network/2016/may/17/accident-and-emergency-mental-health-crisis [accessed 23/11/2017].

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most current 5/12/17.
missing kiera and ellies pages and references from video.

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Kiera to do

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Kiera to do

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reference page with added refs from video

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reference page with added refs from video

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have a look, is this one ok guys?

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The discovery phase aims to generate many ideas, playing a heavy focus on engaging creativity skills (Kirkham et al, 2009). Kirkham et al, (2009) encourage a multi- disciplinary approach here explaining that a major secret to creativity is finding inspiration from people around us.

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rlo

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to put next to 'OUR DEFINITION '

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Rolley, C. (2017). self-harm definition.
not sure about this but it may be correct ?
just that we have combine her definition into our main one seems wrong not to reference her

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National Health Service NHS (2017) North West Boroughs Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Health and Wellbeing : Self-Harm [online]. Available at: http://www.nwbh.nhs.uk/healthandwellbeing/Pages/Self-harm.aspx [Accessed 30/11/2017].

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NICE (2013) Self-harm: Quality standard [online]. Available at: https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/qs34/chapter/Introduction-and-overview Self-harm: Quality standard [Accessed 05/11/2017].

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with all edits on so far, including word clouds. Needs vid uploading when we can

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Question 1: What are the challenges you face when caring for someone with self-harm?

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Question 2: What would you like to see included in an online training package around self-harm?

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Consent obtained

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Most up to date presentation :)))

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I've put it all together so far. watch it in presentation format to see animations.

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Hi guys, this is what we have done so far... spent 5 hours on it it lol so going to leave it for now - still work in progress but its PROGRESS! xoxo

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guys ths is the new presentation with mine and connies edits on it, take a look and see if this can help anyone, or use this to put your slides on, let us know:)

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https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/mental-health-awareness-training

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CURRENT
National and Local policy drivers and great references
PLEASE READ

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Manning's Domains & NICE quality statements

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Manning's Domains & NICE quality statements

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Potentially what we would take to SG council in a&e

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waht do MH patients want service users carers

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Manning's meeting

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Lewin, K. (1952) Field Theory in Social Science. London: Tavistock.

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Lewin, K. (1952) Field Theory in Social Science. London: Tavistock.

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NICE Self Harm Guidance- 1.4 refers to A&E

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NICE Self Harm Guidance- 1.4 refers to A&E

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Self-harm in over 8s: short-term management and prevention of recurrence | Guidance and guidelines | NICE

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Evidence-based recommendations on the short-term management and prevention of self-harm in adults, young people and children (8 years and older)

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this is interesting - written in 2006 tho

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this is interesting - written in 2006 tho

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Just found this about linking Myers Briggs and Belbin

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Just found this about linking Myers Briggs and Belbin

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guys have started to put together some more on the powerpoint, for example. Have a look and see can obviously be tweeked, is just a bit of a background and start :)

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STITCH HIT's work highlighted in National Suicide Prevention Strategy progress report10 January 2017

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STITCH HIT's work highlighted in National Suicide Prevention Strategy progress report10 January 2017

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this is interesting gals

http://www.bristolhealthpartners.org.uk/health-integration-teams/improving-care-in-self-harm-hit/hit-achievements/2017/01/10/stitch-hits-work-highlighted-in-national-suicide-prevention-strategy-progress-report/774

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Self - harm and the emergency department BMJ (2016

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Self - harm and the emergency department BMJ (2016

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What you should know

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Suicidal patient waited unseen in A&E for 80 minutes before he was killed after running into traffic

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Suicidal patient waited unseen in A&E for 80 minutes before he was killed after running into traffic

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(Image: MEN)

A suicidal patient waited at an A&E department for 80 minutes without seeing ANY medical staff - before he was killed running into a busy road later that day.

Nicky Sullivan, 44, desperately sought help at North Manchester General and should have seen a nurse within 15 minutes to satisfy national safety targets.

But an inquest into his death today heard the unit was busy, the Manchester Evening News reported .

And a mental health service manager told Manchester Coroner's Court their policies around such cases had not been changed in the 18 MONTHS since his death.

Mr Sullivan died on November 13, three days after suffering horrific injuries when he was hit by a car on Rochdale Road, Harpurhey, outside his mother's apartment.

Earlier that evening, his sister Loretta Cassidy had tried to help him by taking him to A&E at North Manchester General.

Diagnosed a paranoid schizophrenic, his medical records showed he had been admitted to hospital 27 times - and had already been treated as an inpatient for his mental health condition twice that year.

After turning up on his mother Bernadette's doorstep begging for help, describing hearing voices, and with suicidal thoughts, his sister Loretta Cassidy called the mental health outreach number for help.

The adviser told her to take him to A&E, but did not call through to North Manchester General to tell them they were coming.

And although Loretta registered her brother with reception at 5.18pm on November 10 2014, they were still waiting to be 'triaged' - an initial assessment which Government guidelines say should happen within 15 minutes of arriving at A&E - at 6.37pm. The triage should have sparked a referral to the mental health team.

At this point, Mr Sullivan insisted he had been 'healed' and Loretta told a nurse they were leaving. Mr Sullivan, who his mother described as 'despairing' over fears he would never be able to keep any children or hold down a job, later walked out of her apartment for 'fresh air', never to return. As a result he was never referred to the mental health team.

Nick Metcalfe, a service manager for Manchester Mental Health and Social Care Trust, who chaired an internal investigation into the death, said it had been 'very busy' in the department when Nicky was brought in by on November 10 2014.

But he accepted his report - described as 'wholly inadequate' by Coroner Nigel Meadows - had not probed whether Mr Sullivan might have been seen by mental health had he been referred.

He also admitted that, although an addendum to his report made this year recommended as practice that outreach workers call to alert A&E if they refer a patient, 18 months on this had not been put into practice. He added: "I understand there is cause for concern" and said the policy was set to be changed 'by October this year'.

Michelle Roe, receptionist at A&E on the night, had not noted Mr Sullivan was 'suicidal' on admission, but said it had been very noisy.

And Helen Lees, nurse in charge when Mr Sullivan attended, could not say whether she had activated a call to increase staffing - despite patient levels reaching 'trigger levels' nearly every hour that day.

Coroner Nigel Meadows said: "I'm concerned about local practices and what is in place. I want to be clear on that.

"Would we have joined-up working if this were to happen tonight? I'm anxious to be clear about what hasn't been done, what the present state is and what needs to be done."

An M.E.N investigation revealed earlier this month how chronic understaffing and management failings had led government inspectors to brand the Pennine Acute NHS Trust inadequate.

Proceeding .

Helplines and websites

Samaritans (116 123) operates a 24-hour service available every day of the year. If you prefer to write down how you're feeling, or if you're worried about being overheard on the phone, you can email Samaritans at jo@samaritans.org.

Childline (0800 1111) runs a helpline for children and young people in the UK. Calls are free and the number won't show up on your phone bill.

PAPYRUS (0800 068 41 41) is a voluntary organisation supporting teenagers and young adults who are feeling suicidal.

Depression Alliance is a charity for people with depression. It doesn't have a helpline, but offers a wide range of useful resources and links to other relevant information.http://www.depressionalliance.org/

Students Against Depression is a website for students who are depressed, have a low mood or are having suicidal thoughts. Bullying UK is a website for both children and adults affected by bullying. http://studentsagainstdepression.org/

The Sanctuary (0300 003 7029) operates a 24-hour service available every day of the year, for people who are struggling to cope - experiencing depression, anxiety, panic attacks or in crisis.

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Suicidal patient waited unseen in A&E for 80 minutes before running into traffic

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A suicidal patient waited at an A&E department for 80 minutes without seeing ANY medical staff - before he was killed running into a busy road later that day. Nicky Sullivan, 44, desperately sought help at North Manchester General and should have seen a nurse within 15 minutes to satisfy national safety targets.

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Become a Trainer: Mental Health Awareness in NHS A&E and Urgent Care Settings

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Become a Trainer: Mental Health Awareness in NHS A&E and Urgent Care Settings

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UCL partners- London, 2017
This is a free training course which aims:
- Increase understanding, confidence and awareness in communication, collaboration, management and effective signposting of people presenting with MH issues.
From this course the trainer will be able to:
- Facilitate MH awareness training in A&E staff
- Teach staff what to do when patients are presenting with MH.
- Advice on the questions to be used.
- Explain the responsibilty of each staff group.
- Teach how to complete risk assessments.
- Help with signposting and referall processes.

This course is optional, with a minimun of 3 training sessions per year.
Course is 4 hours long, however can only be accessed by professionals in London region.

Could this be something that is encouraged across the nation?
Professional led, i.e. there own idea, rather than being pushed upon them.

Pros:
- Cost Effective

Cons:
- Is this accredited? for example accepted by governing bodies as a qualification?
- May not have a professional willing to go through training.

Ref: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/become-a-trainer-mental-health-awareness-in-nhs-ae-and-urgent-care-settings-tickets-35931446925

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Breaking down the Barriers -  https://www.e-lfh.org.uk/programmes/breaking-down-the-barriers/

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SHyNE resource on moodle for UoN students 

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SHyNE resource on moodle for UoN students 

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Simulation for improving the health of young people in nurse education.

-introductory information and suggested resources to introduce to the topic of 'child and adolescent mental health'.
-Timetabled simulation experience to improve knowledge.
-useful website links

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Developing A&E nursing responses to people who deliberately self‐harm: the provision and evaluation of a series of reflective workshops

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Accident & Emergency (A&E) departments and Medical Admission Units (MAUs) are an essential part of emergency mental health care in the UK. Deliberate self‐harm and attempted suicide are particular challenges...