Introduction to Community Based Care for Self-Harm – YouTube links and presentation slides

Please click through the following links to access recordings of Professor Nav Kapur introducing the Community Based Care for Self-Harm project, the work being done at some of the sites we are working with, and the support available from our team.

Phase I Virtual Site Visits

Nav Kapur on Improving Community Based Care

• Frimley Presentation
• Frimley Surrey Presentation
• Herefordshire Presentation
• Hertfordshire Presentation
• Humber Presentation
• Lincolnshire Presentation
• NE London Presentation
• NW London Presentation
• Sheffield Presentation
• Somerset Presentation
• S Yorkshire and Bassetlaw Presentation

Phase II Virtual Site Visits

22 February 2022

Community Based Care Virtual Site Visit (Full event)

• Nav Kapur Presentation
• Nottinghamshire Presentation
• Shropshire Presentation

23 February 2022

Community Based Care Virtual Site Visit (Full event)

• Nav Kapur Presentation
• North East and North Cumbria Presentation
• West Yorkshire Presentation

26 April 2022

Community Based Care Virtual Site Visit (Full event)

• Nav Kapur Presentation
• Lancashire and South Cumbria Presentation
• Bristol South, Somerset and North Gloucestershire Presentation
• Lancashire and South Cumbria Ambulance Service Presentation

1 June 2022

Community Based Care Virtual Site Visit

• Nav Kapur Presentation
• Devon Presentation
• Essex Presentation
• London Presentation

8 June 2022

Community Based Care Virtual Site Visit

• Nav Kapur Presentation
• Essex Presentation

Phase III Virtual Clinics

• 31 March 2022 – Leah Quinlivan and Elizabeth Monaghan on Patient Involvement
• 31 March 2022 – Battle Scars Presentation
• 28 April 2022 – Dr Caroline Clements on Clinical Coding of Self Harm and Outcome Measurement
• 26th May 2022 – Dr Faraz Mughal, School of Medicine, Keele University
• 26th May 2022 Virtual Clinic – The Samaritans
• 23rd June 2022 – Dr Leah Quinlivan: Self-harm and safety plans
• 23rd June 2022 – Dr Emma Nielson: Adapting Safety Plans With and For Autistic Adults and Those Who Support Them
• 23rd June 2022 – Dr Claire Iveson: Collaborative Safety Planning Intervention 
• 28 July 2022 – Cathy Morgan:  Self Harm in older adults How Common How Managed And what re the outcomes
• 28 July 2022 – Dr Ali Baird: Self-harm in Older People ‘Don’t Brush it Under the Carpet’
• 28 July 2022 – Dr Amanda Thompsell: Self Harm and Older adults – Dispelling the myths
• 28 July 2022 – Harriet Bickley Self-harm in Older Adults Infographic, 28 July 2022
• 29 September 2022 – Laura Pisaneschi: One example of crisis follow-up, A&E follow-up clinic
• 29 September 2022 – Jonathan Haggerty & Dr Vish Goel, Evolution of self-harm follow-up in Sunderland PLY
• 29 September 2022 – Prof Nav Kapur: The new NICE self-harm guidelines, aftercare and intervention
• 27 October 2022 -Busra Ozen Dursun – Self-Harm and Suicide Prevention in South Asian Communities in the UK
• 27 October 2022 -Dr Caroline Clements – Self-Harm among ethnic minority children and adolescents
• 27 October 2022 Javed Rehman – involving peope from diverse communities in research and practice development (the hard-to-reach paradigm)
• 24 November 2022 – Dr Hazel Marzetti Homophobia, biphobia, trasphobia and beyond enhancing understandings LGBTQ+ suicide and suicide prevention
• 24 November 2022 – Dr Brendan J Dunlop Bisexuality and NSSI Explorations and next steps