Emma Nielsen
@dremmanielsen.bsky.social
Suicide Researcher | netECR co-founder @netecr.bsky.social | Interested in suicide prevention, patient safety, co-production and evidence-based (autism-informed) mental health care
We held our final Personalised Approach to Risk event as part of the Culture of Care programme today. This session was chaired by @drleahquinlivan.bsky.social and focused on equity, advocacy, and cultural change in risk assessment for self-harm and suicide.
Lots of discussions around how to support #autistic people when they feel #suicidal. Our wonderful @dremmanielsen.bsky.social wrote very important points on this topic. Check it out: netecr.org/2021/09/10/s...
Does one size fit all? Adapting Safety Planning Intervention with and for autistic adults
By Emma Nielsen. There is always a to-do list on my desk. It is usually scrawled across a scrap piece of paper, often elaborately highlighted and probably makes little sense to anyone else. But it …
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It's September and so the Queer Minds Scotland online seminar series returns! This month we're excited to have @kevinguyan.bsky.social presenting the 'Rainbow Trap: Queer Lives, Categories and the Dangers of Inclusion' Please join us 25th September 4-5 events.bookitbee.com/university-o...
Queer Lives, Data and the Dangers of Inclusion
Join author Kevin Guyan to explore ideas from his new book Rainbow Trap: Queer Lives, Categories and the Dangers of Inclusion
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🚨Applications are now open for Round 2 of our Patient Safety Research Development Award! We’re inviting professionals in the Northwest & East Midlands to help advance patient safety across health and care settings 🗓️Join our webinar on 25 Sept 🔗 www.psrc-gm.nihr.ac.uk/development-...
“Hi Access to Work. Taxi costs have increased so please can you review the journey limit so that I can indeed access work.” “The current wait time for review is approximately 8 month.” “Oh, how do I cover costs to work in the meantime?” “Pay yourself 🤷♀️ … Maybe ask your employer?”
This online event is open to anyone interested in LGBTQ+ mental health and wellbeing, regardless of geographical location, and is welcoming of community members, practitioners, policy makers and researchers alike.
We are super excited to announce our first Queer Minds Scotland seminar with the wonderful @kirstyclarkphd.bsky.social talking about her work on LGBTQ+ youth suicide in the US and Scotland. 26th February 4-5pm (UK time) events.bookitbee.com/university-o... Please share widely!
Dr Kirsty Clarke - Queer Minds Scotland Network - February Event
Investigating How Societal Narratives and Social Networks Shape LGBTQ+ Youth Suicide Risk
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We invite applications to the Martin Lawlor Research Bursary Award. Up to £2,000 is available for an early career researcher in the UK or Ireland to support research activity in self-harm or suicide prevention. Closing date 14/03/2025. Further information & application form: manchester.ac.uk/ncish/
My lovely boss @amychandler.bsky.social has written a blog about the fabulous Suicide Culture seminar series (which is still hosting online seminars this semester but also has lots of recorded talks in their repository)...
Discovering Liveability@d-liveability.bsky.social · 2y ago💻 Making Space to Talk About Suicide Research - and Beyond! Our first blog post comes from @amychandler.bsky.social, talking all about the seminar series organised by the Suicide Cultures project. You can read this blog post and find more information on the seminar series via the link below!
The Culture of Care programme provides an important opportunity to transform inpatient care.Today, we @ncish.bsky.social held an excellent national learning event with Rory O'Connor @roryoc.bsky.social & Seonaid Cleare. Always brilliant to have @dremmanielsen.bsky.social co-facilitating events
NCISH@ncish.bsky.social · 2y agoNCISH are supporting mental health organisations to implement a personalised approach to suicide risk assessment as part of the Culture of Care Programme.
Recording of face down restraint can be an issue too. I had a several hour prone restraint, later apologised for (not denied), in a hospital that when a journalist asked how many face down restraints they had, disclosed zero. ‘Zero’ in a hospital where it was so routine no-one intervened for hours
With the UK Parliament reportedly considering a longer-term ban on puberty blockers, here is the evidence against the ban I provided to the UK Government and Commission on Human Medicines. I have no doubt that Parliament will ignore that evidence today. But this is a long fight we intend to win.
Puberty blocker consultation: my response
In early September I recieved an email from the Department for Health and Social Care, inviting me to participate in a closed consultation on the Labour government’s proposed extension of the…
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JOB ALERT! We're currently recruiting a Senior Research Fellow for the Discovering Liveability project. The post is full-time, hybrid and fixed term until August 2031. elxw.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candid... Repost/send on to anyone who might be interested please! @amychandler.bsky.social
Senior Research Fellow (Discovering Liveability)
Senior Research Fellow (qualitative methods) to join the Discovering Liveability: Co-producing alternatives to suicide prevention project, contributing to the leadership of innovative suicide research...
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Definitely agree - and for all universal public services. Remember a long and tedious set of arguments back in the day on this re a local council libraries review - isn't it as important to know why people *don't* use a service?
Em@drem79.bsky.social · 2y agoIf you’re doing patient involvement for a mental health service and you are only listening to people who have been able to use the service, you risk an incomplete picture. You also need to listen to those who needed the service but were excluded from it, unable to access it, or ‘gatekept’ away.
Some gems on this list, not least @drem79.bsky.social who is never afraid to skirt around the difficult issues, and to do so with compassion and grit 👊
Em@drem79.bsky.social · 2y agoStarter pack for people working in or advocating for mental health patient safety. Let me know if this is you, and you would like to be added. go.bsky.app/RyXc42W
@drleahquinlivan.bsky.social Hello you! Very much finding my feet over here and always excellent to see a friendly face
So I should probably introduce myself 👋 Previously a postdoc working on Autism Adapted Safety Plans and the Involvement Manager for Digital Youth, I’m currently a consultant for the Culture of Care Programme (www.rcpsych.ac.uk/improving-ca...) and a collaborator with @edaceatingautism.bsky.social
Culture of Care Programme
The NCCMH are the delivery partner for NHS England's Culture of Care Programme, using quality improvement and senior leadership support to improve the culture of care on mental health and learning dis...
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A reminder (as I’d forgotten): Google jamboards will be view only from October 1st so go in and export stuff you want to save. Still furious about this. An online tool that had actually come to be accepted and expected by users, and they get rid of it.
