Priory is holding a conference entitled 'Innovation in Forensic mental health'. It is aimed at healthcare professionals and will showcase a number of expert speakers.
Secure mental health services are currently facing the prospect of huge change. The conference, being held at The Royal Society of Medicine in London on May 20, will cover a variety of forensic mental health topics and create an active forum for communication and collaboration regarding new approaches to care delivery from services across the UK.
The Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention (QIPP) programme is all about ensuring that each pound spent is used to bring maximum benefit and quality of care to patients. In one session, guests will hear from Elizabeth Allen National Lead for the Medium Secure QIPP Programme on how the national forensic QIPP programme will influence care in local organisations.
Delegates will also be able to hear from specialist speakers including Dr Graham Durcan, Associate Director for the Criminal Justice Programme at Centre for Mental Health, Dr Quazi Haque Priory Group and Institute of Psychiatry, Anne Beales MBE, Director of Service User Involvement at Together, a mental health charity and service provider, Jeremy Kenney-Herbert, Clinical Director at the Reaside Clinic, Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust, Dave Hearn, Security Team Leader for South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLAM) and Aideen O’Halloran, Clinical Director of Women’s Enhanced Medium Secure Service (WEMSS) at West London Mental Health Trust.
The conference will be beneficial to all healthcare professionals with an interest in forensic mental health, consultant psychiatrists, social workers, forensic healthcare managers and related voluntary agencies. The conference carries 6 CPD points for those who attend.
http://www.priorygroup.com/Events--Seminars/Events/Quality-Improvement-in-Forensic-Mental-Health.aspx
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