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RCPsych in Northern Ireland news
RCPsych in NI comments on Muckamore Abbey Hospital Inquiry Report
RCPsych in NI has issued a statement in response to the final report of the Muckamore Abbey Hospital Inquiry.
Ministers must close the gap on mental health funding
Ministers must close the gap when it comes to funding for mental health services - the Royal College of Psychiatrists in Northern Ireland said today.
Gambling must be taken seriously as a public health issue say psychiatrists
Gambling must be taken seriously as a public health issue the Royal College of Psychiatrists in Northern Ireland, said today.
RCPsych in Northern Ireland welcomes new 10-year Mental Health Strategy
The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Northern Ireland has welcomed the publication of Mental Health Strategy 2021-2031 by the Department of Health.
Help inform mental health services in Northern Ireland
Dr Richard Wilson, Chair of RCPsych NI, asks for your contributions and comments.
Perinatal report welcomed by RCPsych in Northern Ireland
The chair of the Royal College of Psychiatrists’ Perinatal Faculty in Northern Ireland has endorsed the findings of new research.
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Mental Health Champion cites RCPsych in NI’s workforce concerns at Public Accounts Committee
RCPsych in NI provided the Mental Health Champion with evidence on psychiatric workforce pressures affecting services in Northern Ireland.
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RCPsych in NI responds to rollout of Right Care, Right Person
RCPsych in NI supports the principles of Right Care, Right Person, but has concerns about Northern Ireland's readiness to implement it effectively.
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RCPsych in NI’s new manifesto gains traction during first-ever party conference season
RCPsych in NI highlights its key policy priorities at party conferences and strengthens its engagement with policymakers.
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RCPsych in NI’s priorities highlighted in Committee for Health meetings
RCPsych in Northern Ireland is referenced in Committee for Health meetings at Stormont as it continues to influence mental health policy.
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2027 Election: Mental health crisis must be a priority, says RCPsych in NI
The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Northern Ireland is calling on political parties to make mental health a priority ahead of the 2027 Assembly election.
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Psychiatric workforce in NI at breaking point: 72% considering leaving amid burnout and lack of support – new RCPsych in NI survey calls for action
A third (33%) of psychiatrists in Northern Ireland are experiencing work-related stress or burnout every week, according to a new membership survey from the Royal College of Psychiatrists in Northern Ireland
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RCPsych in NI comments on Muckamore Abbey Hospital Inquiry Report
RCPsych in NI has issued a statement in response to the final report of the Muckamore Abbey Hospital Inquiry.
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Statement on new dedicated Mother and Baby Unit in Belfast
The chair of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in Northern Ireland has responded to a BBC NI news article on the provision of a new regional Mother and Baby Unit in Belfast.
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More than a quarter of consultant psychiatry posts ‘effectively vacant’ in NI
Northern Ireland’s most senior psychiatrists have warned of a continuing workforce crisis after new figures revealed 29% of consultant posts are ‘effectively vacant’.
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Record alcohol deaths in Northern Ireland prompt urgent calls for minimum unit pricing
Health leaders have written to the First and Deputy First Ministers calling for urgent action after alcohol-specific deaths in Northern Ireland reached their highest level on record.
More information20feb by RCPsych Press Office