The Mental Elf

Advanced Nurse Practitioner Wendy Webb speaks about her work improving the physical health of patients in a secure forensic mental health setting in Stafford.

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Paul Campbell, a researcher based in Stafford, talks about his work getting social care professionals interest in and involved with research.

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Head of Quality Governance and Engagement at the Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust talks about providing primary care services to help reduce the mortality gap.

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Terri Greenhalgh, Quality Lead for a Psychosis Pathway, speaks about her work encouraging mental health patients and staff to engage in more physical activity.

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Nurse Practitioner Carly Pedley speaks about her role in GP practices doing annual health checks for people with severe mental illness.

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Dr Iggy Agell, Consultant Psychiatrist from the Midlands Partnership Foundation Trust, speaks about compassionate care and mental health.

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Prof Jonathan Roiser (UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience and programme lead) and Prof Pasco Fearon (UCL Chair in Developmental Psychopathology) talk about the new Wellcome funded Mental Health Science PhD programme, which will bring six new mental health PhD students per year to UCL over the next five years: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/mental-health/news/2019/sep/ucl-awarded-first-wellcome-funded-phd-programme-focused-mental-health

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Ed Davie from the Mental Health Foundation shares his work "Mapping the risk of suicide and suicidal thoughts”.

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Dr Rina Dutta from King's College London talks about "Using Data Science to Understand Suicidality and Self-harm”

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Prof Peter Tyrer, Professor of Community Psychiatry at Imperial College London, talks about the fear and public concerns surrounding the development of the DSPD (dangerous and severe personality disorders) programme in the early 1990s.

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