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- The Angel of History: #mentalhealth and technology at #mindthegap2017
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- New research beginning into safety in mental health inpatient spaces
- Mental Health and Brexit: there is no new normal
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- Provocation for innovation 1: Payment by Results – outcome measures – getting data – arranging payment
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“An entirely uncynical, cynical move”: On #mentalhealth and politics in election year
On Thursday 7th May 2015, the UK will elect a new government. Mental health has been a surprising issue in the early stages what will feel like a long campaign. Mark Brown examines why this is and what it means. … Continue reading
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The debate about wellbeing and mental health: babies and bathwaters?
It seems obvious that our wellbeing influences our mental health; but recent debates in public health have complicated this view. Mark Brown explores where this debate came from and what it means for mental health ‘A little bit of what … Continue reading
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Psychiatry versus the robot army
Short talk given by Mark Brown at Mind, Body, Spirit: Psychiatry in context in London as part of a panel debate Digital Psychiatry: will advancing technology support or destroy the patient-professional relationship? I love the title of this panel discussion: will … Continue reading
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The NHS versus the ghost of failed IT past
Talk given by Mark Brown as part of a panel discussion ‘There’s an app for that, but does it work, is it safe and should the NHS adopt it?’ at Mind Tech Symposium 24th November 2014 in London. Apps are … Continue reading
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A Day in the Life: A new project to snapshot day-to-day life with #mentalhealth difficulties #adayinthelifeMH
Four days; the people of England who experience mental health difficulties; a snapshot never seen before The everyday life of people with mental health difficulties has tended to remain hidden. There’s been combination of prejudice, shame, stigma and sometimes, most … Continue reading
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“Lack of money for mental health is not a natural fact. It is a decision taken by people”
Mark Brown examines the reasons why we accept the idea that there is no money for mental health services and asks what happens when we move from ‘Why? No money’ to ‘Why no money?’ If there’s one thing many of … Continue reading
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11 tips for Live Tweeting Events
Social media can carry messages around the world at the press of a button. Live tweeting from an event can jailbreak the information there and give it to anyone, anywhere, who wants to listen, says Mark Brown. There have been … Continue reading
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Gap market, market gap; or why your mental health idealism might not overcome the market
Social enterprise isn’t always the best way to get something to happen, but sometimes it’s the only way. Mark Brown wonders what the demise of mental health magazine One in Four, which he edited, can tell social entrepreneurs and potential … Continue reading
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3 minutes on the future of mental health: Everything has its time and everything dies
Three minutes talk by Mark Brown (@markoneinfour) on the future of mental health to the Dublin Dialogues: Discussing the future of mental health event, 16 June 2014 I’m the director of a social enterprise. I’m a person who does mental … Continue reading
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On mental health and digital: avoiding all or nothing, not knowing what to back and ‘bigness’
Below is the text of a talk by Mark Brown on the subject of mental health and digital tech at the HANDIHealth Spring symposium at The Royal College of General Practionioners, London on 14th May 2014. I’ve only got a … Continue reading
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