MC16 The impact of violence and aggression on NHS Staff; how bad is the problem, how do we minimise the impact, how do we support?
Date: Thursday 23 June
Time: 11.55am - 1.10pm
Stream: Education and Training
Our panelists will discuss the 'seek/think/act' framework and trauma informed approach with real world experience and outcomes. They will also discuss post-event support for staff and the impact of violence and aggression from a lived experience perspective. Delegates will gain an overview of interventions put in place to prevent violence and aggression in the mental health setting, to minimise the impact these events have on patients and staff and how to provide post-incident support.
Chair: Dr Vivienne Curtis, Health Education England, South London and the Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
The London Safety in Mental Health Settings project - an overview of learning and impact
Tim Bryson, Cavendish Square Steering Group
Background to trauma informed approach and outcomes of current SIMHs rollout
Shirley McNicholas
The impact of workplace violence and aggression on trainee retention and post-event support
Dr Rowena Carter, South London and the Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, Health Education England, King’s College London
Learning from lived expereince: implications for practice
Sarah Rae, Cavendish Square group and Safety In Mental Health Networ
Speakers
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Dr Rowena Carter
South London and the Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, Health Education England, King’s College London
Please email congress@rcpsych.ac.uk or call 020 8618 4120 with any enquiries.