Psychosocial intervention (PSI) training results in enhanced knowledge, more positive attitudes, increased confidence and lower levels of clinical burnout for qualified mental health professionals and better outcomes for service users who they work with – An evaluation of the outcomes of psychosocial intervention training for qualified and unqualified nursing staff working in a low-secure mental health unit

An evaluation of the outcomes of psychosocial intervention training for qualified and unqualified nursing staff working in a low-secure mental health unit, Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 2011 Feb;18(1):59-66 Redhead K, Bradshaw T, Braynion P, Doyle M 1Senior Therapy Manager, Alternative Futures Group, Lion Court, Merseyside 2 Senior Lecturer, The University of Manchester 3 [...]

‘If we can’t do more, let’s do it differently!’: using appreciative inquiry to promote innovative ideas for better health care work environments

‘If we can’t do more, let’s do it differently!’: using appreciative inquiry to promote innovative ideas for better health care work environments , Journal of Nursing Management, 2009 Dec;17(8):947-55 Richer MC, Ritchie J, Marchionni C Transition Office, McGill University Health Centre, Montréal, QC, Canada H3H 2R9 Abstract: AIM: To examine the use of appreciative inquiry to promote [...]