The Mental Elf

Professor Samuele Cortese introduces us to the COH-FIT study (the Collaborative Outcomes study on Health and Functioning during Infection Times).COH-FIT is a large international survey project for the entire population of countries affected by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). The project involves almost 200 investigators in more than 35 countries and has been endorsed by multiple national and international professional organisations. The COH-FIT project aims to identify risk and protective factors that will inform prevention and intervention programs for the COVID-19 pandemic and should other pandemics occur in the future.Find out more at: https://www.coh-fit.com/Take the English language survey at: https://neuroscienze.unipd.it/redcap/surveys/?s=XHPATW473DChoose a different language to take the survey: https://www.coh-fit.com/take-survey/

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What place does quality improvement have in the NHS during the coronavirus pandemic, and what do we need from our healthcare leaders right now?Dr Amar Shah, Chief Quality Officer at the East London NHS Foundation Trust shares his thoughts on our live #Quality2020 podcast.

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Henriette Højsteen, Principal of the Slottet Care Home in Copenhagen, Denmark, talks about running an LGBT+ care home.In developing our rainbow profile for people coming into our care home, we had to learn to be norm critical, so that we could develop our LGBT+ competence. Our four step course included being aware of history, culture and society, and sexuality in later life, but most of all to provide space to talk and listen.

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Dr Jennifer Lau from King's College London, talks about her Wellcome Trust Active Ingredients project on promoting helpful attention and interpretation patterns to reduce anxiety and depression in young people.

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Dr Elizabeth James, Amy Zile, and Dr Trish Jackman speak about what their research with the SMaRteN network has shown about how Covid-19 impacted doctoral and early career researchers. They outline what good practice can be adopted by supervisors, line managers and institutions to reduce some of this impact, drawing from both the research data and their personal experiences as doctoral and early career researchers themselves.

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Dr Imogen Bell from Orygen in Melbourne, Australia, talks about her Wellcome Trust Active Ingredients project on reducing repetitive negative thinking in young people.

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Don Berwick, President Emeritus & Senior Fellow of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement in Boston, talks about the forthcoming International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare, which will take place online on 2nd-6th Nov 2020.https://internationalforum.bmj.com/copenhagen/

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Michelle Angelo-Rocha from the University of South Florida discusses her talk that won the student best abstract award at the #Together4Action2020 conference: "Where is the Survivor’s Voice? An Examination of the Individual and Structural Challenges to the Reintegration of Immigrant Human Trafficking Survivors”.

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The Vera Paster Award Winner talks about the stigma and discrimination experience by the Latinx Community in the United States, and the ways that mental health professionals can support these people by providing culturally competent services.

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Ahead of her keynote at the Coming Together For Action conference, Professor Theresa Betancourt talks about family-based preventative interventions and a cross-cultural approach to mental health research.

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