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SECOND WORKING FOR HEALTH CONFERENCE
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Bookings close 10 November 2006 Send completed form plus cheque or sae to: Working for Health Conference WorkWAYS, King Street Business Centre, 7-9 King Street, Exeter EX1 1BQ Tel/Fax: 01392 208833 e-mail: [email protected] |
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As demonstrated at the First Working for Health Conference in May 2006, GPs and employers share a common goal – to support people in returning to and maintaining work. This can be achieved through: Clear and continued communication between GPs and employers The right information at the right time Realistic understanding and expectations of what each person can provide Conference organised by MINDFUL EMPLOYER™ |
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06/12/06
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10:00 to 16:00
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Second Annual UK Mental Health Research Network National Scientific Conference
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Dear Colleagues I'm sure you are already aware of the exciting and upcoming second annual UK MHRN National Scientific Conference to be held at The Sage Gateshead, Newcastle upon Tyne on the 18th and 19th January 2007. Please find attached a flyer containing the latest information. The conference is open to anyone who has a background or strong interest in mental health issues. If you are interested in submitting a poster abstract, full information regarding the format will be announced shortly and details will also be available on the MHRN website. For an outline of the conference programme, please go to: http://www.ukmhrn.info/dnn/AnnualConference/tabid/171/Default.aspx. Full details of the conference will be available on the website shortly. I'm sure it will be a memorable event in a spectacular venue, in a vibrant friendly city - a conference not to be missed. Please forward this message on to anyone who you think may be interested in attending. Further details will be announced shortly. Best regards Christine Lubach Room W1415, Department of Psychiatry |
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18/01/07 to 19/01/07
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The Sage Gateshead
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The Wellbeing Project CPD Conference 'Making it Happen: Promoting Positive Mental Health & Well-being'
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'Making it Happen: Promoting Positive Mental Health & Well-being' - Wednesday 11th October 2006 will mark World Mental Health Day 2006 and launch The Wellbeing Project Community Interest Company.
This conference is a must for professionals who are looking to learn the latest about the well-being agenda so that they can inform local policy and decision-making.
The internationally renowned speakers will shed light on the well-being agenda from the perspectives of health and social care, including the influence on primary care.
"True well-being is more than just the absence of ill-health, and more than mere 'happiness'. It embodies our most basic human goals - to flourish, to thrive and to live a fulfilling life. Well-being is a powerful concept and at nef (the new economics foundation), our aim is to position well-being at the forefront of policy and practice."
Dr Sam Thompson, centre for well-being, nef (New Economics Foundation)
"People in power and with responsibility are finally waking up to the reality that setting up sustainable activities, infrastructures and interventions that minister to the minds of citizens is not a soft option but a requisite choice based on the hard scientific evidence of how we are all wired for health both internally and in terms of our relationships with each other. Individual wellbeing is a nation's most precious asset and economic productivity, caring social behaviours and optimal personal health cannot be realised without it. Primhe greatly welcomes the opportunity that this conference represents to proclaim these vital messages from the rafters. Without a sustained commitment to them, the nation will flail and flounder, no matter what the political ambitions might be."
Dr Chris Manning, CEO Primhe
For more information contact Laura Jane Skinner on 07706 491 112 or alternatively Jayne Wood on 07725 475 139
We look forward to seeing you on the 11th Oct!
Best wishes
Mark Swift
Project Manager The Wellbeing Project PO Box 311 Liverpool L13 8WX The Wellbeing Project Community Interest Company is the country’s first ‘mental health & wellbeing’ consultancy service marketing the sale of a range of innovative services and materials to the public and private sectors.
We are a social enterprise that actively recruits individuals with personal insights into mental health distress to train as Wellbeing Consultants.
The revenue generated from our business activities is used to fund the promotion of positive mental health and well-being in our community, and to create employment and volunteering opportunities for individuals who are ready to take supported steps back to work.
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11/10/06
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09:00 to 14:00
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FACT (Foundation for Art & Creative Technology) Screen 1, FACT, 88 Wood Street, Liverpool L1 4DQ
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Primhe's Second Conference: 'Solutions and Outcomes in Commissioning...it is possible'
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30/10/06
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09:00 to 16:30
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Manchester Conference Centre, Sackville Street, Manchester
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The Prince's Foundation for Integrated Health presents: "New Horizons for Integrated Health "
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A full day conference featuring the launch of Integrated Health Associates,
a membership network for regulated healthcare professionals.
Join Phil Hammond for a day of inspirational keynote presentations and practical workshops
to explore new ways to deliver integrated health across the UK - one patient at a time.
Following the successful launch of the Foundation’s GP Associates a year ago, its steering group and the Foundation have worked closely to develop and extend this network to nurses, midwives, physiotherapists, osteopaths and chiropractors - the Integrated Health Associates (IHA). I am writing to invite you and your colleagues to attend our conference, New Horizons for Integrated Health, at which this exciting new initiative will be launched on 21 November 2006 at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
27 Sussex Place, Regent's Park, London. Registration fee: £75.00. For more information or to register for the conference, please visit our website - www.fih.org.uk
The strength of the IHA lies in its breadth, diversity of professional expertise and collaborative work ethic – something you know about from your own experiences – but most importantly, the IHA will be a national network of committed health professionals working together to make an integrated approach to health the norm, rather than the exception.
Your achievements in integrated health services have played an important role to date and, by joining together with other integrated health service providers, through IHA membership, your combined experitse will unite to form a crucial partnership in evolving the healthcare model.
Integration is the healthcare of the future we hope that you will join us at this exciting and inspirational conference and be a continuing part of developing a truly 21st Century health service.
Best wishes,
Clare
Clare Arvidsson (nee Isaac)
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Clare Arvidsson (nee Isaac) | Programmes Manager | The Prince's Foundation for Integrated Health | 33-41 Dallington Street | London | EC1V 0BB
DDi: 020 3119 3114 | F: 020 3119 3101| Main: 020 3119 3100 | E: | W: www.fih.org.uk
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Integrated Health: the best of all healthcare for the whole person
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Dates:
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21/11/06
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Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists 27 Sussex Place, Regent's Park, London
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