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Our work across the East Midlands
We are continuing to work with the East Midlands Alliance for Mental Health, Learning Disabilities and Autism on a new programme of patient safety initiatives, until March 2027.
The three new work themes are:
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In addition, the three Communities of Practice* from the 2023-5 programme will continue to be led by their respective chairs. All CoPs are welcoming new members whether you are staff, service user or a carer.
If you are interested in improving the lives of service users and staff within these contexts, why not come along and join a future session? Please register your interest here
*Reducing Restrictive Practice, Preventing Suicide and Self-harm and Improving Sexual Safety
Also, part of this commission is our work to generate a better understanding of Mechanical Restraint in high secure settings. You can find out more about this work here.
This session introduced the innovative I am HEARD and HEAR US tools, exploring how they were developed, their practical applications, and impact.
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Our Share and Learn event is an opportunity to share QI projects, start a conversation on a particular topic or ask for help in a community of diverse professions, professionals and people with lived experience.
Sessions are held virtually on MSTeams and last up to 1 hour.
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Watch: Previous Share and Learn presentations.
Compassionate language when speaking about suicide and self-harm
Enabling purposeful post-incident debrief conversations:
Mental Health learning event case study
For more details or to get involved in the mental health programme please contact:
Richard Drakes (Project Officer)
or Hannah Jackson-Cox (Senior Improvement Lead)