Charities, NHS Trusts and other providers of mental health support to children and young people will come together in Manchester for Open Forum’s “Path to Recovery” event on 27th April 2023. Mayden are honoured, once again, to be headline sponsors of Open Forum’s Children and Young People’s Mental Health (CYPMH) conference series.
Join us, and like-minded peers, to explore how mental health service providers can be better equipped to provide the necessary support to such a high number of children and young people struggling with their mental health.
10:30am – Dr. Jo Ellins will present the key findings in NIHR BRACE’s evaluation of “Early Experiences of Mental Health Support Teams (MHSTs) in Schools and Colleges“
Alongside an informative lineup of speakers, you’ll hear from Dr. Jo Ellins, Senior Fellow and Head of Research, Health Services Management Centre at the University of Birmingham and Deputy Director at NIHR BRACE Rapid Evaluation Centre.
MHSTs directly support children and young people with ‘mild to moderate’ mental health problems and work with school and college staff to promote wellbeing for all. The NIHR BRACE Rapid Evaluation Centre led an early evaluation of the implementation and progress of MHSTs in the first 25 ‘Trailblazer’ sites. The evaluation draws out key findings and lessons for future programme implementation and expansion.
Dr Jo Ellins will be at the Mayden stand throughout the day. Join us in the networking area to chat to her and to grab a copy of the report.
Supporting young people and mental health: Enter our giveaway
Come to the Mayden stand in the networking area and answer this question to win:
What are your barriers to adopting digital solutions along the care pathway?
Enter for a chance to win a hamper of hand-selected goodies or a sustainable bamboo lunch box! Winners will be selected at random.
Meet the headline sponsors of the Path to Recovery Conference:
Mayden is the company behind iaptus CYP, a complete digital care record that supports data collection in your early intervention work in schools. The system ensures the smooth running of your service and evidences performance, as well as helping CYP mental health services to report nationally to the Mental Health Services Data Set (MHSDS) on activity and outcomes of NHS commissioned support.
Find out more about how we support services’ work with children and young people in education settings:
Meet the Mayden Team:
Helen Barnes - CYPMH Champion
Helen champions projects that help mental health services to improve outcomes for patients, particularly children and young people. She will be presenting at the event, to tell you a little bit more about who Mayden is as well as announcing our guest speaker, Dr. Ellins.
Alison Sturgess-Durden - Director
Alison is a Director at Mayden, overseeing organisational and business development. She joined the company in 2011 after spending over 15 years in senior management and management consultancy in the NHS. Alison has been instrumental in the development of Mayden’s agile and self-managing culture and the development of our digital healthcare software, iaptus.
Ruth Emerson: Customer Account Manager
Ruth looks after a number of our Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) as well as charities and NHS Trusts using iaptus CYP to support their service. As a dedicated Account Manager, she’ll be available on the stand to tell you more about iaptus and to help with any queries you might have.
Can’t make it in person? Join one of our upcoming webinars for anyone working with children and young people in education settings:
Keep an eye out for the next in our series of “sharing & learning” virtual events, featuring another informative guest speaker from BRACE in May.
Join one of our live webinars on supporting CYP mental health services where we take you through iaptus, the leading digital care record in the UK, supporting over 60 CYP mental health services nationally.
