📢📢📢An exciting opportunity to work with the Positive and Safe team in GMMH. We are now looking for 3x positive and safe trainers to join our team in permanent posts. Job available to internal and external applicants via intranet. Any questions let me know📢📢📢

Still places available and we will extend the abstract deadline until the 24th. Do sign-up. NIHR School for Primary Care Research National Institute for Health and Care Research The Queen's Nursing Institute Dr Ben Bowers RN FQICN QN Jo Cooper RN PhD FAAN💙 Dr Helen janiszewski 💙 Dr Louise Bramley RN (she/her) NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire SAPC MPFT Nursing RCN Research Forum

We would like to invite all trainee AP's, AP's and those interesting in finding out more to our next advanced practice mental health network event on teams on 29th January 2025 1 to 2pm run by the advanced practice mental network #APMHNetwork

Exciting announcement🎉👀 My first peer reviewed, published paper as second author in the Journal of Mental Health and Physical Activity, looking at the barriers and facilitators to increasing physical activity in medium secure mental health services! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

⭐️Explore this guide for male prisoners by Mental Health Foundation, providing practical tips on maintaining mental health in custody. 🧠📖 Please note, some may find the content triggering, please read with care: bit.ly/4gKjS5v (HMP & YOI Parc)

Looking forward to today’s launch event for our very own Forensic Research Unit. #ResearchGMMH

A pleasure to have co facilitated a speed network session with James Ridley today. Asking the Whys? Human rights based approaches in Forensic Mental Health Services #ReducingRestrictivePractice #ReaearchGMMH

Happy Mental health Nurses Day. There are good days, amazing days and some really tuff days! But for me it’s still the best job in the world 🌎 These Forensic ACPs are some of those who working along side inspire, drive change and truly make a difference. #MHNursesDay

We are very pleased to share our refreshed project website with our information toolkit resources to support people with learning disabilities with mental health medications medmentalhealth.net Christine Hutchinson RNLD QN Prof Katherine Runswick-C Dr Dawn Cavanagh Learning Disabilities & Autism at Manchester Met

Calling Mental Health ACP’s 📣 we have an exciting opportunity for you to join our fantastic ACP team at University of Salford one day a week. A fantastic opportunity for those who want to be involved in education along side their clinical roles. universityofsalford.tal.net/vx/mobile-0/ap…

🚨 Funding Opportunity! 📷 The NIHR Applied Research Collaboration Greater Manchester NIHR ARC Greater Manchester is offering up to £25,000 for staff in health & care research. Apply by April 28, 2025. Details: research.northwest.nhs.uk/exciting-fundi… #NIHR #ARCGM #HealthResearch

I love every part of my job at University of Salford and we are expanding our Mental Health Nurse Lecturer Team! Take a look 👀 jobs.salford.ac.uk/en/sites/CX_30…

Booking now open for the RRN Conference 2025! Join us in Liverpool and online 13-14 November as we navigate 'The art of the possible: paving the way towards a restraint free future'. Exclusive early bird discount for RRN Members! Book your place: restraintreductionnetwork.org/RRNConf25

And like that, another chapter closes! Yesterday I said goodbye to Edenfield — the place I became an Advanced Practitioner & grew more than I imagined. Grateful for the memories, support & opportunities! Exited for my new role ⭐️

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Excited for the day ahead! Looking forward to hearing about all the amazing work happening across our services. #RRP #TogetherGMMH Jo GMMH James Ridley

Powerful thought from one of our older adult teams. People never forget how you made them feel. #RRP Jo GMMH James Ridley

Great concept presented by James Ridley Reducing restrictive practice starts with one thing: SEE ME- the person, every part of the person. #RRP Jo GMMH

Fabulous world cafe event. So many innovative quality improvement projects to reduce restrictive practices. Greater Manchester Mental Health Jo GMMH James Ridley

A focus on relational safety for highly distressed people in enforced isolation led to a: -21.19% in physical restraint -12.35% in chemical restraint -33.43% in seclusion When we respond to distress with compassion instead of coercion, we prove we don't need restraint. #HOPES