...Kerry Johnson; Victoria Fallon; Beverley Dayus Purpose Trainee clinical psychologists with parenting responsibilities are vulnerable to experiencing a stress response from the demands they are faced with from the training programme and parenting. There is very little literature to understand...

...Panos Vostanis; Sadiyya Haffejee; Sajida Hassan; Michelle O'Reilly Purpose Given the limited availability of child mental health services in resource-constrained Global South settings, the Train-the-Trainer (TtT) approach is increasingly used to cascade knowledge and skills. This study aims...

...Hege Myklebust; Hannah Gaffney; Sarah Parkinson Purpose Research demonstrates that health-care staff can hold negative attitudes toward people diagnosed with “Personality Disorders” (PdxPD), which can negatively impact health-care outcomes. Evidence for staff training is inconsistent with limited...

... Five themes were extracted from the analysis and presented. These themes were identified as “restraint as part of the role of paediatric nursing”, “culture and attitudes”, “lack of guidance and agreed terminology”, “lack of other alternatives” and “training”. Restraint in paediatrics is unregulated...

...Katrina McNally; Karina Lovell; Filippo Varese; Amy Boorn Purpose There is a significant gap in training on trauma-informed care and routine enquiry into trauma for mental health practitioners in England ( McNally et al., 2023 ). Best practice suggests that training should be provided...

..., knowledge and confidence to work with those with intellectual disability and autism. This emphasises the need for tomorrow’s doctors to be adequately trained. This study aims to investigate students’ knowledge, skills and attitudes towards people with intellectual disability and autism, examining whether...

...Lauren Barnett; Alisha Vara; Mark Lawrence; Etuini Ma'u; Rodrigo Ramalho; Yan Chen; Grant Christie; Gary Cheung Purpose Many psychiatrists and trainees in Aotearoa New Zealand used telepsychiatry during COVID-19 lockdowns, despite minimal experience and training in the area. Research...

... on education and training within infant mental health. Design/methodology/approach The authors completed semi-structured interviews with 14 professional stakeholders working in a health board in Scotland. This study used purposive sampling to include a broad range of professionals across health and social...

...Tricia H. Witte; Mercy Ngosa Mumba; Jessica Jaiswal; Teairra Evans; George C.T. Mugoya Purpose Peer Support Specialists (PSS) play an integral role in substance use disorder treatment and aftercare services. PSS training programs vary in format and need to be evaluated for continued improvement...

... finding for attention is that the training and education that investigators of serious incidents receive falls short of the recommended minimum national standard of 15 h, with a sample mean of 10.3 h and median of 8.0 h. Originality/value Recommendations at a local and national level are presented...

...Donna-Maria Bradshaw Maynard Purpose The English-speaking Caribbean is currently at a crossroads regarding the education and training of home-grown psychologists meeting the ever-increasing demands for mental health care in the region. This paper recommends an innovative approach to build capacity...

... their ability to choose the best candidate for the training place and be fair to the applicant. Overall, there is a lack of research into the validity of the selection methods used in psychiatry recruitment. A framework for outcome criteria relevant to psychiatry recruitment should be developed, which would...

... Training was delivered to various public sector organisations across Dumfries and Galloway. Research has shown that trauma can significantly impact quality of life (Svanberg, Bonney and McNair, 2011; Bentall et al., 2014). A trauma-informed practice workshop was created and evaluated in response...

...@unswalumni.com 03 12 2020 20 05 2021 09 07 2021 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Dietitian Exercise physiologist Student Mental health Psychiatry Training Practicum People living with severe mental illness...

... Implications and recommendations for both Clinical Psychology training programmes and NHS employers are discussed, to support the development and wellbeing of this staff group, and in turn the clinical population they serve. These include gradually increasing caseloads on training, a staggered workload...

... To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this is the first known study of workplace bullying specifically within clinical psychology. The research has implications for guidance for training institutions and professional bodies associated with trainee mental health professionals. The most common...

...Polly Christine Ford-Jones; Tamara Daly Purpose Paramedics increasingly attend to mental health-related emergencies; however, there has been little evaluation of the mental health training for paramedics. This study aims to analyze the fit between paramedicine pedagogy, patient needs...

... and potential benefits of bespoke training to develop clinicians’ skills in working with families in crisis. Design/methodology/approach The study was an uncontrolled evaluation of a one-day workshop for home treatment team staff using pre- and post-questionnaires. Findings In total, 83 staff members...

...Rebecca Maindonald; Chris Attoe; Melanie Gasston-Hales; Perah Memon; Elizabeth Barley Purpose This study aims to evaluate a training in mental health crisis support for non-mental health professionals who work in urgent care settings. The training consists of an e-learning module, a one-day face...

...Lindsay Jones; Phyllis Annesley Purpose An innovative training approach was developed to enable staff working with complex cases, including personality disorder, to reflect on and work with the interpersonal dynamics of their interactions with service users. The aim of this approach is to support...