School of Health Professions
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Practitioner led research; negotiating turbulent ethical waters
This workshop will be led by four Social Work practitioners who have experience of undertaking doctoral research exploring statutory mental health practice in the UK, specifically the work of Approved Mental Health ... -
The views of approved mental health professionals to the nearest relative role in England
Involuntary detention for people with a mental disorder is widely used across Europe. Although relatives have a right to be informed of detention in 12 European countries, their role in the process remains under-researched. ... -
The use of mental health law by relatives with patients with mental health problems: The case of the Nearest Relative
The concept of ‘family burden’ has been used by sociologists to explore the emotional strains and economic difficulties experienced by the families of psychiatric patients. Through drawing on published research, this paper ... -
Approved mental health professionals researching their own profession, the benefits, pitfalls and limitations
This paper considers a research study into the widening of the AMHP role to other professionals and the challenge for the researchers own reflexivity. It will focus on the strengths and limitations of practitioner research ...
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