What's New on Our Website 

• News: Supporting children exposed to domestic violence: call for stronger evidence base; 6 PhD Studentship opportunities. 
• Events: The Future NHS Plans: Delivering Transformation and Sustainability; Patient Safety Congress; Children and Young People's Mental Health: Taking Early Action.

News 

Supporting children exposed to domestic violence: call for stronger evidence base

The report was lead by CLAHRC EoE researcher Emma Howarth and was published in the NIHR Journal Public Health Research on 9 December.

An evidence synthesis on improving outcomes for children exposed to domestic violence. Services for children who are exposed to domestic violence and abuse are vital, but NIHR-funded researchers have found that there is little evidence for what support works best. While there is much good quality evidence for the support offered to adult survivors of domestic abuse, there is very little evidence for what might help children from these families.

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6 PhD studentship opportunities

MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, University of Glasgow

6 funded PhD studentships are available at the MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, University of Glasgow commencing in October 2017. These are 3-year positions for those who have a Masters degree, or equivalent training, in an appropriate scientific discipline. 

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Events 

The Future NHS Plans: Delivering Transformation and Sustainability

18 May 2017

London

Open Forum Events invite you to join us at The Future NHS Plans: Delivering Transformation and Sustainability conference. This event is a high-level meeting, bringing together professionals and peers working within the health and social care systems and its associated partners, to continue the debate as to the future of the NHS.

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Patient Safety Congress

4-5 July 2017

Manchester

One of the strengths of the healthcare community lies in its ability to share work, ideas and experience to continuously improve care and patient outcomes. The 10th Anniversary Patient Safety Congress is brought to you by Health Service Journal and Nursing Times and aims to transform the UK’s approach to delivering high quality care.

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Children and Young People’s Mental Health: Taking Early Action

6 July 2017

London

One in 10 children suffers from depression, anxiety or another diagnosable mental health problem, and 75% of mental illness starts before the age of 18. 

Join the Children and Young People’s Mental Health: Taking Early Action to hear practical advice and guidance that will help you to improve access and outcomes, reduce inequality and implement The Five Forward View principles across Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS).

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