The Journal of Mental Health Training, Education and Practice: Volume 2 Issue 2
Issues for workforce development
Table of contents
Is breakaway training effective? Examining the evidence and the reality
Paul Rogers, Gail Miller, Brodie Paterson, Clive Bonnett, Peter Turner, Sue Brett, Karen Flynn, Jimmy NoakBreakaway training is a mandatory training programme for mental health staff in both NHS and private services. However, the question that remains outstanding from the recent…
The alignment of workforce development with service user moves towards integral self‐intervention in the management of emotional states that may lead to behavioural disturbance: one Australian perspective
Daniel Nicholls, Mervyn Love, Jeffrey DanielThis paper explores the workforce development issues that arose in the course of an Australian repeat pilot study. The aim of the pilot study was to introduce, within a different…
Absconding from secure units: a review and description of an ‘absconding pack’ — implications for wider use
Trisha NicholsIn the present climate of risk assessment and management, the risk posed by the mentally disordered offender might be considered central to the role of mental health professionals…
Implementing behavioural activation in inpatient psychiatric wards
Joe Curran, Paul Lawson, Simon Houghton, Kevin GournayBehavioural activation is a contemporary behavioural treatment for depression that has the potential advantages of being more readily adopted in psychiatric inpatient environments…
The challenges of developing dual diagnosis capabilities for acute inpatient staff
Elizabeth Hughes, Neil Robertson, Cheryl Kipping, Claire LynchDual diagnosis poses particular challenges for inpatient mental health services. Workers have low levels of training, clinical experience and support to deliver integrated care…
New ways of working in acute inpatient care: a case for change
Ian Baguley, Jane Alexander, Hugh Middleton, Roslyn HopeThis position paper focuses on the current tensions and challenges of aligning inpatient care with innovations in mental health services. It argues that a cultural shift is…
ISSN:
1755-6228Online date, start – end:
2006Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr Gary Lamph
- Prof Di Bailey
- Dr David Crepaz-Keay