...; education and training; mental health workforce; new roles, New Ways of Working; service user involvement; recovery; social inclusion Introduction When the National Service Framework (NSF) for Mental Health was published in 1999, it espoused the following 10 guiding values and principles to help shape...

... speeds. Evidence that all are being used is presented. The paper starts with a restatement of the purpose of applied psychology that was developed during the work and is likely to stand the test of time. Psychologists New Ways of Working Organisational change Team work New roles Reflections...

...Claire Dickinson; Chiara Lombardo; Pauline Pearson; Di Barnes; Di Bailey This paper gives a picture of the development of four new roles in mental health over a two‐year period. It draws on data from the national mapping project to provide a unique perspective on the emergence of the roles...

...; recruitment and retention; new ways of working; new roles; education and training; leadership Introduction Current guidance presents us all with exciting opportunities and challenges to enable us to deliver high quality, effective services for children and young people. It acknowledges that service...

... of the pilot was monitored by gathering information from students, managers, supervisors and mentors regularly throughout the 12 month period, during which the pilot cohort were being formally trained. The potential of the new role of primary care graduate mental health workers to address problems of volume...