There are now a large number of people who use HG ideas in their NHS work, and who have noticed that these ideas enable them, not only to
be more productive, but also to enjoy much greater job satisfaction. They work in a wide variety of areas including general practice, psychiatry, psychotherapy, psychology, physiotherapy, nursing, pain management, rehabilitation, occupational therapy, social work, health visiting, child and adolescent mental health services, ambulance services, and management.
The aim of The NHS Human Givens Interest Group is to bring this diverse group of people together so that:
- they can support each other and advise on particular situations and ways in which to overcome obstacles that members face in applying HG ideas in their day to day work;
- they can be a body that others in the NHS who are unsure/unfamiliar about the use of HG ideas, can approach for information;
- they can, with ease, locate peers who are using the HG approach in their particular speciality/role and make it easier, where appropriate, to form supervision groups in their particular specialty/role;
- those wishing to do so can find a mentor familiar with HG ideas;
- create a group voice so that HG ideas can influence NHS policies.
Our goals over the next few months are to:
- create a directory of members, listing names, job descriptions and
e-mail addresses;
- form a panel of speakers who would be willing to talk at NHS venues about the ways in which HG ideas can provide better services.
Meetings:
At present, members of the association meet once a quarter.
Please come and join us for the our next meeting on Friday 2nd October 2009 (10amÐ2.30pm). It is being held in Milton Keynes at the Post Grad Centre.
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How you can demonstrate the effectiveness of HG in your NHS work using research or audit |
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10.00am |
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Arrival and coffee |
10.30am |
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Welcome, apologies and introductions Ð Shona Adams - Chair |
10.40am |
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Minutes of the last meeting and matters arisingÉ to be continued after lunch |
11.00am |
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Speaker: Kath Mobray from the Milton Keynes PCT on Practicalities on how to do research and audits to demonstrate effectiveness |
11.45am |
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Comfort break |
11:50am |
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Shona Adams: Where and how to present results. Discussion and questions |
12:30pm |
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Lunch break |
1:30pm |
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Finalise list of psychological terms to describe HG techniques which can be used in the NHS |
1.45pm |
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Update on publishing HG papers |
2:00pm |
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Updates on work involving Human Givens in the NHS Ð
(please send in emails even if you are unable to attend) |
2.15pm |
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Needs/resources slot where members can have a 30 second opportunity to flag up news, interesting cases or requests, (not minuted) |
2.15pm |
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AOB |
2.30pm |
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We welcome any new members who are working in or for the NHS and would be happy to send you a map and directions, please contact us via the following email addresses.Ê
If you would like to be added to the email list forÊa full agenda, updates and future meetingsÊpleaseÊemailÊour chair, clinical psychologist, Shona Adams at: shona-adams@sky.com.Ê
Contact us:
If you would like more details about the Association, please email our secretary, Adele Stancliffe or our chair Shona Adams for more information.
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