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Nursing placements and jobs

December 29, 2019 by nick_taylor

Our outreach scheme was originally set up to attract medical students and doctors to come and spend time at Arnold Lodge. It has been much more successful than we hoped and a number of student nurses and qualified nurses have contacted us over the years asking about student placements and/or employment. We really value this – several student nurses have spent time with us and have had really interesting placements.

Our experienced and enthusiastic nursing educational lead Stuart Bowness can be contacted on stuart.bowness@nottshc.nhs.uk in relation to any trainee or qualified nurses who want to visit Arnold Lodge, spend time training here or who want to explore employment opportunities. Feel free to get in touch – we would love to hear from you.

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Mental Health Timeline

November 24, 2017 by nick_taylor

For those who are interested, a slightly busy website with a fascinating timeline:

http://studymore.org.uk/mhhtim.htm

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Is crime rising?

August 23, 2017 by nick_taylor

You might want to listen to a careful and thorough overview of crime statistics. This is essential listening for any forensic psychiatrist or forensic mental health worker. It’s free, and well worth 25 minutes. Find it on the BBC website here or on iTunes here. Is crime actually rising? You’ll be an expert in 25 minutes!

Is crime rising?

The excellent Tim Harford has a lot to tell us about the world. More information about the economics of crime (and other things) can be found in his breakthrough book The Undercover Economist. Worth £6.99 of my money and a good read. You will see the world in a new way.

 

Worth a read.

 

 

 

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Excellent podcast – Indeterminate Sentences for Public Protection

May 4, 2017 by nick_taylor

A former Home Secretary interviews another former Home Secretary (and others) about IPPs – why they were introduced and why they were scrapped. This is an excellent overview of how and why failed policies are introduced and feted. Alarmingly, the presenters recognise the problems of IPPs and almost laugh it off. Little consolation for the many people who remain on IPPs. Also little recognition of the ongoing flurry of doomed policies that have been introduced in the same way – Sustainability and Transformation Plans, anyone?

Anyone with even a passing interest in forensic psychiatry, the criminal justice system or public policy should listen to this.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08crt6m

For a more in depth look at Criminal Law, see the Gold Standard textbook for our trainees:

 

The ideal introduction to criminal law for forensic psychiatrists

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People with learning disabilities in the criminal justice system – a new guide

December 20, 2016 by nick_taylor

A new report is out from the Association for Real Change (ARC) – download it here.

People with LD in the criminal justice system – a guide for carers and services

Thank you to Mary Barrett, East Midlands ID TPD for highlighting this.

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