Further to the continued success of the regional Mental Health Commissioning Networks, the eleventh East Midlands event was held on 8th March 2017.
Professor Tim Kendall, National Clinical Director for Mental Health presented at the meeting. The meeting programme focussed on:
- Recovery from depression as a goal
- Call to action – the hidden costs of schizophrenia
- Managing ADHD in the criminal justice system.
A meeting agenda can be found below:
AGENDA
Chair: Dr Julie Hankin – Executive Medical Director Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
10.30 Registration and coffee
11.00 Welcome & Introduction: Mr Paul Midgley – NHiS
Session One: Recovery from Depression as a Goal
11.05 Managing depression optimally in Primary Care: mitigating suicide risk: Dr David Smart – Clinical Lead Mental Health, NHS Nene and Corby CCGs
11.25 Local service – Nottinghamshire Specialist Depression Service: Dr Neil Nixon – Consultant Psychiatrist, Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
11.45 Table Discussion
12.00 Feedback and panel Q&A
12.15 Networking & buffet lunch
13.00 Introduction to afternoon: Dr Julie Hankin
13.10 National strategy around Mental Health and the Five Year Forward View: Professor Tim Kendall – National Clinical Director for Mental Health
Session Two: Call to action – the hidden costs of Schizophrenia
13.40 The hidden costs of Schizophrenia: Dr Richard Hodgson – Consultant Psychiatrist, North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust
14.00 Physical healthcare of patients with severe mental illness: Dr Sheila Hardy – Senior Research Fellow, Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
14.20 Table Discussion
14.35 Feedback and panel Q&A
14.55 Break and tea
15.10 Continuity of healthcare after prison: Ms Sue Whitaker – Co-commissioning Manager, National Offender Management Service and Ms Helen Turner– Commissioning Manager and Justice North Midlands
Session Three: Managing ADHD in the Criminal Justice System
15.20 How big is the issue: Mr Phil Anderton– Director of Justice in Mind
15.35 ADHD in the Criminal Justice System: Dr Muhammad Arif – Consultant Psychiatrist & Lead Consultant, Leicestershire Adult ADHD Clinic
15.50 Table Discussion: What provision do you currently commission for adult ADHD in the criminal justice service and in the NHS sector, and what could be the wider benefits across your STP of building better early detection and management across both settings, and how could you achieve this?
16.05 Feedback and panel Q&A: Speakers plus Mr Joe Kilgariff – Advanced Nurse CAMHS ADHD Specialist Team, Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust TBC
16.20 Summary & key learning points: Dr Julie Hankin
16.30 Meeting close
This meeting has been sponsored and supported financially by Lundbeck Otsuka Alliance, Shire Ltd & Sunovion Ltd