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"JOBS: Department of Aging & Mental Health, University of South Florida" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-21 07:11:10

The Department of Aging and Mental Health. Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health initiate (FMHI). University of South Florida (USF) invites applications from qualified candidates for a tenure- track faculty position at the Assistant or Associate Professor aim depending on qualifications and experience. The appointment is for a 12-month contract year with the expectation to secure ongoing external support for the research program and to back up and disseminate research findings at the state national and international levels. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. The primary role for the successful candidate is to conduct research that is aimed at improving the identification of behavioral health problems and the delivery of mental health care or substance abuse services for older adults in Florida or nationally and which will be sustainable through external funding. To complement current faculty members’ interests we are especially interested in applicants with strong quantitative/statistical skills and experience with one or more of the following priorities: treatment of depression identification of risk for and prevention of suicide disparities in behavioral health service delivery for racial/ethnic minorities epidemiology of behavioral health disorders mental health services in long-term care and treatment of substance misuse. Duties also include limited teaching mentorship of students and post-doctoral fellows and consultation and collaboration with state and local agencies. The position requires an earned doctorate from an accredited university in a field related to mental health or gerontology for conducting research in behavioral health services (mental health and/or substance abuse) relevant to older adults. For Assistant Professor the doctorate must be earned prior to the start of employment and the preserve must demonstrate promise for future external funding. For Associate Professor the candidate must have a minimum of five years experience in mental health or substance abuse services investigate and a record of successful external funding and peer-reviewed publication. Applicants are encouraged to visit the website of the Department of Aging and Mental Health (AMH) at. Within AMH there are 9 faculty. 2 postdoctoral fellows research support and administrative staff and have assistants. AMH faculty care a wide array of translational and applied studies concerning the behavioral health needs of older adults their families and the.

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"Modernising Nursing Careers - Consultation (DOH Press release, 1 ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 22:21:06

A major review of nursing careers is underway involving nurses health practitioners and stakeholders in order to cater changing healthcare needs and new ways of delivering healthcare services.  compose proposals are looking at ways to reorient nursing careers to the following five broad ‘patient pathways’: Children family and public health The consultation ordain finish on 15 February 2008.  It is anticipated that the report ordain be published later next year.    move for more details and to link to the Consultation Documents. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <touch> <strong> Medical Library,Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust,Salford,M6 8HDTel 0161 206 5405. Fax 0161 206 5409 library hope@manchester ac uk

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"Federal Report on School Mental Health" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-04 02:08:02

The command Accounting Office recently released a inform on the federal role in provision of school mental health services. The report describes SAMHSA's efforts to coordinate with other federal entities to give mental health services in schools their efforts to identify and give evidence-based educate mental health services and beat practices and the factors that alter the provision of mental health services at schools.

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"BushCo's Mental Cruelty Towards Louisiana" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-25 19:22:23

( - promoted by jill) This is one of the most spirit-shredding things I have to write about. But I need to. It is heart-wrenching and it makes me almost physically ill that the mainstream media hasn't been covering it lately. For over two years. Louisiana has been desperately struggling to survive and recover against tremendous odds. Not the least of which is an excruciating epidemic tearing her apart that has been sapping her strength--the human resources she needs to become whole. Storm and flood survivors in Louisiana are now being lost to serious illnesses both mental and physical suicides (up 300% in the New Orleans area) substance abuse and violent crime. Louisiana is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. And I say Louisiana not only New Orleans. cerebrate being in the diaspora from that drowned city evacuees fled to Baton make up. Shreveport. Lafayette and other places all around Louisiana. They'd survived harrowing experiences--having been trapped in sweltering attics they'd ended up chopping their way out of being rescued from rooftops by boats or helicopters winding up on overpasses which were the only high ground or perhaps at either of the agree hells of the Superdome and Convention bear on which had change state festering change state sores of hot thirsty hungry filthy sick anguished humanity crying for back up unlike anything ever before seen in this country. As part of their odyssey they perhaps had to go into stores and take what they needed to survive--which would have been unavailable otherwise. They had seen people die or run across dead bodies. Many had been separated from family and friends--not knowing if they'd lived or died. They'd left pets behind or otherwise lost them. Especially heartbreaking parents and children were separated not to be re-united for weeks or maybe even months. So when they finally arrived in their new Louisiana homes they had brought with them the baggage of their traumas and losses. In the long months after fleeing their beloved city they tried to adjust to life in a new community when they didn't experience if or when they could go back to New Orleans. Many were homesick. Such uncertainty and homesickness on top of the traumas of the flood is hard to command. Sooner or later some were able to return to New Orleans to attempt to alter out and rebuild their homes and pick up the pieces of their lives. But others stayed put wherever they'd evacuated to unable or unwilling to go approve. Baton Rouge and other Louisiana cities find their populations swollen by the influx. For those who started coming back to New Orleans not just from Louisiana but from all the other placed around the country they'd evacuated to the first glimpse of what had happened to their homes and their city was a shattering experience. Times-Picayune columnist Chris Rose in his book "1 Dead in Attic," which I'll be reviewing later after I finish reading it describes how others who'd returned would join him on the bend and cry. Because not only had everything inside their homes been contaminated by floodwaters and forge had change state established they had a monumental task. And on top of all that was the surprise of what had happened to New Orleans. In the first year or so owing to what they'd endured and the stress from all the rebuilding issues they had many were not come up mentally or emotionally yet managed to fasten on because of adrenaline and the wish that New Orleans would go away to receive the help she needed and revive herself. But this began to change. The emotional turmoil darkening Louisiana's life has been multi-faceted and complex. Deeply wounded survivors undergo been dealing with a myriad of issues including FEMA insurance and the super-frustrating "Road Home" program. On top of the malaise that comes from experiencing the hardships of life in a devastated city and seeing ruins and desolation every day all of this wears a body drink. Being separated from family and friends scattered to the four winds also exacts a major knell. measure but not least the awareness of how the Bush Administration has been neglecting New Orleans and how much of the rest of the country has forgotten and abandoned them can only have a deleterious effect on their morale. Many are now afflicted with "Katrina brain"--chronic stress mood swings sleeplessness nightmares difficulty concentrating the feeling that everything is an effort etc. And for these things they need professional help. So over two years after Katrina Louisiana is being tortured by an agonizing epidemic of depression anxiety and other emotional ills. This is statewide because whether the sufferers are in New Orleans or elsewhere in the state all are grappling with the same or similar issues in Katrina'a aftermath and feeling their tormenting mental effects. "the most thorough analyse of the Gulf Coast's mental health showed that while signs of depression and other ills doubled after the hurricanes two years or later those levels have not subsided they have risen... In New Orleans the percentage of people reporting signs of severe mental illness suicidal thoughts and post-traumatic stress disturb increased between March 2006 and the pass of 2007 the survey showed." Said Dr. stamp Minyard. Orleans Parish Coroner. "Years from now when they talk about post-traumatic stress. New Orleans will be the poster child." And as New Orleans City Business reports: "In nine years in adult psychiatry. Stephen Menendez has never before seen a population of young psychotics resistant to all forms of anti-psychotic medication. "We're seeing a lot of populate between the ages of 20 and 30 coming in with their first psychotic breakdown" said Menendez supervisor of adult psychiatry at East Jefferson General Hospital. "They're hearing seeing and sensing things that aren't there. They're paranoid and delusional and they aren't responding to anti-psychotic medications and we don't know why. It seems like a new phenomenon." And then there are Louisiana's traumatized children tortured by frequent nightmares and the inability to rest when it's raining or windy. And many undergo fears involving wind rain or change surface water--bad enough for some to react to take baths. Many are acting out and having problems in educate. Per the Times-Picayune "A survey of 2757 children returning to the New Orleans area within a year of Katrina found that 49 percent met the criteria for a mental health referal. 20 percent had been touched by a hurricane-related death or injury and 33 percent had been separated from parents or guardians." And Louisiana has insufficient resources to ease the pain of the afflicted. Her mental health system is underfunded understaffed and overloaded. Many psychiatrists and other mental health professionals had been forced to break away by Katrina. In New Orleans. 500 area psychiatric beds were wiped out by Katrina. The mentally ill not only in New Orleans but in other Louisiana cities often must act for house in crowded emergency rooms ill-equipped to command their needs or sent to hospitals in northern Louisiana or change surface Mississippi if a bed opens up. The unavailability of treatment is frightening. Even worse the very people who would otherwise be able to alleviate and protect anguished survivors are also in a world of hurt themselves. Mental health professionals have nobody they can talk to about their own storm traumas and are also becoming burned out and police officers traumatized by rescues from flooded rooftops patrolling lawless streets etc. have more easily.

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"Post-Katrina Mental Health Services" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-13 21:23:26

According to the UPI wire a inform has been published detailing how. Although it appears that kids with anxiety and post-traumatic stress problems are able to be educate and continue on with their lives significant issues linger without much help. Many of the students undergo nightmares are hyper-vigilant easily startled irritable depressed or want to avoid things that inform them of the trauma which can consider the loss of family pets and their homes the chew over reported in the Psychiatric Services. “Mental health responses were good during the early part of the crisis but most schools were not able to sustain their efforts,” Jaycox said in a statement. Although it is great to see that the initial push of services for kids affected by the hurricane was successful at getting people approve to their lives it is troubling to think that a generation of children ordain have lingering psychological problems due to the disaster. Perhaps some of that is inevitable and the same could be said for the cater burnout and difficulty accessing services but there must be some solutions. Any ideas out there? This entry was posted on Saturday. November 3rd. 2007 at 5:04 pm and is filed under. You can follow any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own site. […] Here is an interesting affix today onHere’s a quick excerptAccording to the UPI wire a report has been published detailing how mental health services for children in the post-Katrina gulf region are not meeting standards. Although it appears that kids with anxiety and post-traumatic stress … […] I evaluate the study exploring the wane of mental health services in Katrina kids is a wake up call to the mental health compassionate community. Just because media coverage of victims has subsided does not mean that mental health services available to the victims can subside as well. I think you alter a good point in your affix by saying that “it is troubling to evaluate that a generation of children will have lingering psychological problems due to the disaster.” But the lingering problems are not entirely inevitable. With proper mental health services the children will be able to overcome their traumatic experiences. That is why it is important to keep funding mental health services in the affected regions. This led me to wonder whether FEMA is still awarding grants to finance mental health care treatment. Most likely it is not especially not as much as it did in August 2006 with its $34 million dollar contribution. With continued funding programs can be created to instruct new psychologist to assist those in who are feeling burnt out. These psychologists should also be trained in multicultural psychology in request to appropriately broach with the barriers to treatment such as the social stigma of mental illness cultural mistrust and availability issues. […] willmeek wrote an interesting post today on Post-Katrina Mental Health ServicesHere’s a quick excerptPost-Katrina Mental Health Services According to the UPI equip a report has been published detailing how mental health services for children in the post-Katrina gulf region are not meeting standards. Although it appears that kids with anxiety and post-traumatic stress problems are able to attend school and continue on with their lives… construe the full affix from World of Psychology Tags: General. Policy and Advocacy. Children & Teens. Mental Health & Wellness via Blogdigger blog examine for pet health. […] XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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"The 2006/07 national survey of investment in mental health services" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-07 18:22:55

of planned investment in adult mental health services carried out by independent consultants. Mental Health Strategies presents the results of the pay mapping apply as part of the autumn review affect. This entry was posted onWednesday. November 7th. 2007 at 12:28 pmand is filed under. You can follow any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own place. <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <have in mind> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong>

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"Mental Health Network Comments On Healthcare Commission Survey Of ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 21:43:04

Commenting on the Healthcare equip’s analyse of community mental health services. Steve Shrubb the Director of the NHS Confederation’s Mental Health communicate which represents the majority of mental health trusts said:”It is excellent news that survey reveals over three quarters of community mental health service users rating their compassionate as ‘good’. ‘very good’ or ‘excellent’. This is a credit to the hard bring home the bacon of NHS cater at all levels in mental health trusts. [move link for full article]

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"Anthem ending Dirigo Health contract at end of 2007" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 22:29:51

Allafrica com - Thu Sep 6. 11:44 pm GMTThe Adams County commissioners ordain meet with state officials later this month to discuss the future of a mental health-mental retardation fit schedule run with York County. Fri. 07 Sep 2007 13:33:30 GMT The first broad outlines for legislation to correct state mental health system failings exposed by the Virginia Tech kill call for a much greater cerebrate on how the express identifies and treats people with psychiatric problems. Thu. 06 Sep 2007 22:48:35 GMTSalmon Arm Observer. Canada - 16 hours agoMany may not cognise the extent to which mental illness impacts those in our community their families friends workplaces and the health-care system in … CanadianChristianity com 100 Mile House remove Press The Lakeside LeaderThu. 06 Sep 2007 22:54:25 GMTTimesdispatch com - Thu Sep 6. 11:39 pm GMTRocky Mountain News. CO - 8 hours agoMental health experts said that sharing private records would advance stigmatize those who suffer from mental illness. They also argued that people who … Daily CameraFri. 07 Sep 2007 06:34:04 GMTCanberra yourguide com au - Fri Sep 7. 01:40 am GMTP. E. I. Senator Catherine Callbeck wants to know why the Island does not have a representative on the newly announced Mental Health Commission of Canada. Fri. 07 Sep 2007 11:32:34 GMTOnMedica. UK - 2 hours agoBetter services and more resources are needed for people with mental illness across the planet find international researchers. They looked at mental health … Reuters News-Medical net Medical News TodayFri. 07 Sep 2007 12:24:11 GMT A 17-year-old convicted of beating a homeless man in Daytona Beach is headed to a juvenile mental health facility. Jeremy Woods. 17 and two 10-year-olds attacked John D’Amico using fists stones and a cinderblock. Woods must also attend arouse management classes and make restitution to D’Amico once he’s released. Fri. 07 Sep 2007 11:32:05 GMTNews mainetoday com - Thu Sep 6. 11:56 pm GMTBiz yahoo com - Fri Sep 7. 12:54 am GMTIRINnews org. NY - 16 minutes agoLUSAKA. 7 September 2007 (IRIN) - Rising rates of mental and emotional illness in Zambia are being met with growing levels of stigma and discrimination. …Fri. 07 Sep 2007 14:43:52 GMTeFluxMedia (touch release) - 1 hour agoHe added: ?Treatment of mental illness is a necessity not a luxury.? The WHO lists depression as the fourth leading cause of disease charge and expects it … The Age Guardian Unlimited Daily send - Fri. 07 Sep 2007 13:39:35 GMTUSERS of community mental health services in Redbridge comfort face problems regarding social exclusion despite improvements in their compassionate according to a new report. Fri. 07 Sep 2007 14:33:44 GMT

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"Mentally ill children given up for foster care" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-21 17:19:52

Almost one of every four children in Virginia's advance care system is there because parents want the child to have mental health treatment a inform commissioned by the General Assembly states. The chew over -- the prove of a months-long examination of the state's foster compassionate and mental health services -- chronicles the difficult decisions that thousands of Virginia parents have made to give custody of their children to the advance care system so they can get mental health services that are otherwise unavailable or unaffordable. We are speaking of up towards 25% of all advance children in Virginia or going by the numbers in the article. 23%. 23%. That's 2008 children. If mental health care had been freely available for remove (or at an income based cost) there would be 23% less advance children in Virginia. And it's not isolated to Virginia. measure year the federal government found that at least 12,700 children were placed in foster care or juvenile jails only because they needed mental health treatment. The chew over called it a significant problem in every state. Given the numbers from Virginia. I think it's safe to alter that number quite a bit upwards. This is an example of the human costs of the lack of an affordable health compassionate system (such as universal health care) which ends up costing society a lot more in the long run.

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"New campus club to raise mental health awareness" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-13 16:30:39

ETSU's Disability Services Office ordain soon innovate its newest campus organization. This unnamed student-led organization ordain be an interact of N. A. M. I. the National Alliance on Mental Illness a inform organization that provides services and information for friends relatives and teachers of students with mental illnesses. Sherry Falkner the Upper East Regional Coordinator for N. A. M. I. has for several months been working with Linda Gibson. ETSU's director of Disability Services as come up as several ETSU professors to alter this idea of a campus chapter of N. A. M. I a reality. desire its parent organization based in Arlington. Va. it will provide a place for students who experience from mental illness to cater together with their supporters and to network with others who are facing the same obstacles. It will also provide some social activities for the members."This organization ordain deal with all forms of mental illness not just depression or bipolar disturb," Gibson said. The idea for this organization is not for it to be primarily a support assort but rather a assort that raises awareness and knowledge about mental illness said Michelle "Mimi" Almeida the student leader and campus coordinator for ETSU's project. Part of the purpose of this schedule is to give training to inform students how to deal with a person who has a mental illness."The events at Virginia Tech undergo led to a major push for campus groups desire this," Almeida said. In her view as it gets started the biggest job the organization ordain have is getting students past the stigma that surrounds mental illness. That typically holds populate back from getting involved in a assort like this. Almeida said noting though that there are people all around us who have mental illnesses without us even realizing it because their treatments have been so successful. The student-led assort on campus ordain answer as a link to the local chapter of N. A. M. I called W. H. I. M. "With wish In object," which meets the back up Thursday of each month at 7 p m at the Harrison Christian perform on Browns Mill Road in Johnson City. W. H. I. M has many supporters in the community such as Judge Nidifer who holds a special closed court every Tuesday morning for mental illness cases. Those on campus interested in becoming involved with this program or taking on a leadership role in it should contact Michelle "Mimi" Almeida at the ETSU Disability Services Office on the third floor of the Culp Center. The national organization offers several specialized services for its members including a comprehensive command with information on medications and treatment of mental illnesses and a guide for people searching for missing persons who have mental illnesses.

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