Clinical psychologist Karen Treisman (CF 2018) published a book entitled A Treasure Box for Creating Trauma-Informed Organizations on 16 April. The book draws upon findings from her Fellowship, which researched approaches to integrating trauma-informed principles at an organisational level.
Professor Ian Sabroe (CF 2019) co-hosted an online event with the University of Kent on how arts and humanities can inform healthcare on 21 April. Ian shared learnings from his Fellowship, which explored the benefits of incorporating humanities learning into medical education.
By Ian Sabroe,
The Covid-19 Action Fund project set up by healthcare consultant Kerry Wykes (CF 2014) has been shortlisted for an award from the Culture, Health and Wellbeing Alliance this month. Kerry’s project is using the general public’s experiences of health and social care to reform policy.
By Kerry Wykes,
Nurse Pamela Page (CF 2019) helped to launch a Parliamentary petition to ensure that community rehabilitation is made available for all intensive care patients this month. This draws upon learnings from her Fellowship, which investigated support for people who have survived a critical illness.
By Pamela Page,
The Covid-19 Action Fund project set up by nurse Dr Ruth Oshikanlu has been highlighted in the Burdett Trust for Nursing newsletter this month. Ruth’s project provides frontline health and social care staff from minoritised racial backgrounds with culturally and spiritually sensitive psychological support.
By Ruth Oshikanlu,
