Nicola Moran

Mental health practitioners’ experiences of discrimination from service users and carers in the UK

Neha Lamech, Nicola Moran

Purpose This study aims to explore the experiences of mental health practitioners who were discriminated against due to their perceived race, gender or sexual orientation by service users or carers in the UK, and the support sought and received from their employing …

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226 Cost of prior imaging in Greater Manchester Lung Cancer Screening Programme

Jonathon Roberts, Lucy Hall, Cavine Rowe, Zoe Merchant et autres

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239 Audit of Low-Dose CT (LDCT) Radiation Exposure in the Greater Manchester Lung Cancer Screening Programme

Lucy Hall, Jonathon Roberts, Nicola Moran, Cavine Rowe et autres

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221 Audit of Cardiology Referrals from Lung Health Check Participants with Severe Aortic Valve Calcification on Low-Dose CT

Jonathon Roberts, Nicola Moran, Anna Sharman, Zoe Merchant et autres

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To disclose or not to disclose? Mental health service users’ and practitioners’ views of practitioners’ own self-disclosure of mental health difficulties: A mixed-methods study

KIMBERLY FERREN CARTER, Nicola Moran

Mental health practitioners' self-disclosure of their mental health difficulties to service users is increasingly relevant as mental health services move away from dominant biomedical approaches towards relationship-centred care. Yet, this area is under-researched. This paper reports on research undertaken using an explanatory …

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Supporting unpaid carers during section 17 leave from mental health in-patient wards: carer and practitioner perspectives

Laura Tucker, Nicola Moran, Ruth Naughton‐Doe, Emma Wakeman et autres

BACKGROUND: Care planning for recovery and to work towards hospital discharge is integral to good practice in mental health in-patient settings. Authorised leave from hospital, especially for those who are detained, can be used to check readiness for discharge and to maintain …

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Stroke rehabilitation in adults: summary of updated NICE guidance

Eugene Yee Hing Tang, Nicola Moran, Mark Cadman, Stephen W. Hill et autres

### What you need to know Globally, stroke is the second leading cause of death and the third leading cause of death and disability combined.1 Around 100 000 people have strokes each year, and around 1.3 million people in the UK have …

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Supporting unpaid carers around hospital leave for people detained under the Mental Health Act (1983) in England: carer and practitioner perspectives

Nicola Moran, Ruth Naughton‐Doe, Mark Wilberforce, Emma Wakeman et autres

BACKGROUND: When an individual is detained in hospital it is important that they maintain contact with their family, friends and communities as these can be helpful for their well-being and recovery. Maintaining these relationships is also important to unpaid carers (family or …

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Mental Health Social Work Practitioner Research: A Narrative Review of Papers Published From One Academic Program

Martin Webber, Nicola Moran, Ruth Naughton‐Doe

Purpose: This narrative review explores papers published in peer-reviewed journals reporting research from a practice research module of a qualifying program to examine their potential contribution to knowledge in mental health social work. Methods: A narrative review was undertaken according to the …

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Social Work with No Recourse to Public Fund Migrants: Obstacles and Strategies

Jonathan P. R. Lacey, Nicola Moran

Abstract Migrants with no recourse to public funds (NRPFs) are vulnerable to destitution due to the NRPF condition attached to their immigration status. In this quantitative study, fifty-five social workers in England completed an anonymous online survey identifying the obstacles faced in …

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The recovery process and access to the social capital of people with severe mental health problems: a secondary analysis of a six months follow-up study in five Community Mental Health Teams in England.

Kayonda Hubert Ngamaba, Nicola Moran, Martin Webber

Background: Many developed nations have made recovery-oriented practice a central part of their mental health policy, though less is known about whether mental health outpatients’ access to social capital can improve their recovery process. Aims: This study investigates the relationship between the …

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Suitability and Allocation of Protein-Containing Foods According to Protein Tolerance in PKU: A 2022 UK National Consensus

Maria Inês Gama, Sarah Adam, Sandra J. Adams, Heather Allen et autres

Introduction: There is little practical guidance about suitable food choices for higher natural protein tolerances in patients with phenylketonuria (PKU). This is particularly important to consider with the introduction of adjunct pharmaceutical treatments that may improve protein tolerance. Aim: To develop a …

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