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Hi have emailed but is there a number to call? my email is allihib@hotmail.com Thanks Allison
July 23
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July 23
Hi Allison, for more information about both you and your area, would you please email Lisa Hill on lhill@primhe.org.uk. Regards Linda
July 23
Hi thanks for reply. I a GP in the Southwest but will travel to midlands when do they courses run. I am from Birmingham orginally. But would be interested to get some teaching to Southwest if you think possible. Allison
July 23
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I saw an advert that there was also an accreditated module for the development of Advanced mental health Skills in Primary care. 4 session. Can anyone tell me about this? I haven't the time to do full Msc as I'm doing one in pain managment but would…
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OK I'll go first. It left me with more questions than answers. No one will argue with smarter local commissioning and less unrealistic targets. My biggest query is will GPs be given the commissioning resources to tackle large secondary care provider…
July 12
Graham McGregor is now a member of primhe
July 4
Hi Jacqui - yes I agree. For me this is a symptom of our silo thinking and not working with the whole system. What the evidence is seems to be suggesting is that you cannot eliminate mental health needs until you eliminate poverty or income inequali…
June 24
Primhe believes that all Primary Care Professionals (PCPs) need essential core skills to deal with people in distress, with, or without, a diagnosis of a mental illness. People with "mental health problems" account for nearly 30% of primary care work

Primhe believes:
· in the fundamental uniqueness of each individual;
· that everyone has the right and ability to achieve wellbeing;
· in enabling and supporting peoples' maximum potential;
· that solutions are found at local level, created by communities and
driven by champions
 

Blog Posts

Vidhya Alakeson

Looking for GPs interested in personal health budgets

I have just joined the network in the hope of finding GPs who are interested in personal health budgets for mental health and might be interested in thinking through how it could work.



I am currently leading a learning network for PCTs implementing personal health budgets for mental health supported by the Department of Health and NHS Confederation. There are about 25 PCTs across the country that have chosen to pilot mental health as part of the government's pilot announced las

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Posted by Vidhya Alakeson on June 9, 2010 at 5:01pm — 1 Comment

Mike Bell

Empowered Self Care?

I’m new to the area of mental health having arrived here from extensive international experience in advanced personal development and restructuring.




It seems to me there is a wide middle ground between advice on the one hand (5 Ways to Wellbeing, for example) and Treatment (In a recent study, some GPs felt they had no option but to prescribe drugs because waiting times for couns

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Posted by Mike Bell on June 7, 2010 at 1:30pm — 3 Comments

Linda Lamb

West Midlands Wellbeing sites

Just looked for local entries in the West Midlands. These are under the Birmingham heading. there aren't many entries outside of Birmingam and Dudley but could we change it to read Birmingham and West Midlands? Also how do we add/enlist more sites>



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Posted by Linda Lamb on May 31, 2010 at 9:30am — 1 Comment

ian walton

STUDENTS ON THE PRACTITIONER WITH INTEREST COURSE TO MEET AND ADVISE HUGH GRIFFITHS THE MENTAL HEALTH TZAR ON NEW HORIZONS

Led by one of the students Tony Frith, who brought up his concern about lack of interest and involvement of Primary Care in New Horizons, representatives from all three cohorts of the Masters Course will meet up with Hugh Griffiths the new mental health adviser to the government, in central London on the afternoon of Wednesday June 30th. Present will also be Dinesh Bhugra president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, Carolyn Chew-Graham, mental health lead for the RCGP, Raphael kelvin from

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Posted by ian walton on May 30, 2010 at 9:39pm

RCGP Approved MSc (General) Practitioner with a Special Interest in Mental Health September 2010
Are you interested in becoming a Practitioner with Special Interest in Mental Health and develop advanced skills in mental health and leadership at a Master‘s degree level.

‘Informative, challenging and has changed my whole practice.’
Participant cohort one

Accredited module for the Development of Advanced Mental Health Skills in Primary Care
Ongoing across the UK

Delivered over one year in four afternoons the skills you need as a GP or primary care professional to practice and deliver quality mental health and wellbeing.

‘I thought I understood mental health but for the first time I saw it pulled together and become meaningful’


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RCGP Approved MSc (General) Practitioner with a Special Interest in Mental Health 6 Replies

Please start posting messages about the RCGP Approved MSc (General) Practitioner with a Special Interest in Mental Health course

Started by Admin. Last reply by Dr Allison Hibbert Jul 23.

Lisa Hill

WHITE PAPER

OK I'll go first. It left me with more questions than answers. No one will argue with smarter local commissioning and less unrealistic targets. My biggest query is will GPs be given the commissioning…

Started by Lisa Hill Jul 12.

Mike Bell

Inequality and Mental Health 2 Replies

Just reading The Spirit Level by Wilkinson and Pickett. I find the research base of their contention of a causal relationship between inequality and many poor aspects of our life quite convincing. Fo…

Started by Mike Bell. Last reply by Mike Bell Jun 24.

David Lewis

Chronic illness and the workplace... 1 Reply

 I am a GP and a person with a chronic illness.  Actually I am a survivor of 3 near death experiences: advanced lymphoma 20 years ago, acute coronary syndrome treated by CABG nearly 3 years ago, and…

Tagged: well-being, PTSD, rehabilitation, illness, chronic

Started by David Lewis. Last reply by Innervate Jun 10.

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