Jeremy

@rcpsychjeremy

Senior Communications Officer Account Manager for Addictions Faculty (). I'll be mainly tweeting about mental health.

Joined January 2019
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    May 21

    About to spread the word of the Collaborative in Cornwall!

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  2. May 20

    And here's the link to 's excellent write up:

    Our paper calling for improved adult eating disorder services made headline news in Saturday's . You can read the press release and report on our website
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    May 18

    Adults are being denied the support they need in services. Important report from which I’m happy to lend my voice to in today.

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    May 18

    What our report, Early Intervention in Eating Disorders, shows is that diagnosing and treating conditions like anorexia and bulimia in young adults early can - like in children - dramatically improve recovery rates and save lives

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  5. May 18

    Too many adults wih an ED are waiting too long for treatment, putting their recovery and life at risk. Thanks for your expert input into this piece and to for the fantastic write up.

    A massively important story that deserves attention.Adults with eating disorders ‘face appalling NHS failings’ | Eating disorders | The Guardian ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩
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    May 17

    Our Chair was on on Wednesday. She said 'people are sick and people are dying' because of the 17% cut from addiction services and 'if this was another health condition it would be seen as national scandal.'

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    May 15

    A good Psychiatrist is worth their weight in gold. 👇🏾

    Replying to @DavidHarewood
    Real privilege to be part of this documentary. It was very moving to see you start to make sense of how and why it happened. Can happen to anyone
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  8. May 15

    "People are sick and people are dying" says "Drug related deaths have gone up by 28% in the last four years...if this was another health condition it would be seen as a national scandal."

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    May 15

    Great interview , powerfully put. She’s right - if we were talking about any other health condition the situation would be a national scandal. My colleague put a lot of hard work into this story. Big thanks too to the health team incl

    This year’s shows that U.K. has the highest frequency of regular alcohol intoxication in the world. What can be done and how does impact on addictions services? More from on at 10pm tonight
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    May 15

    Delighted to see that the fruits of our labour has now been recognised in print.. We're turning the corner on recruitment.

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  11. May 15

    Tune into at 10pm to hear from chair of talking about the 'national scandal' that is the 17% cut from addiction services since 2012

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  12. May 15

    People need to be close to their family and friends when getting the help they need to recover from their mental illness.

    We're delighted to be part of this campaign to end inappropriate out of area rehabilitation placements. 2/3 of these patients, most of whom will be seriously ill with psychosis, are sent out of area, away from family and friends. This scandal must end now
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    May 13

    We have published a call for evidence to help with our review of medicinal and recreational cannabis and how they relate to mental health. Please see details of the consultation here -

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    May 13

    Over the last 3 years have worked harder & harder at co-production. We were delighted to be asked by to write this guide for MH commissioners & even more delighted with the finished product

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    It’s a double announcement! We’re very excited to say we've also published our Working Well Together resources. RT, share & check out the resources on the website below.
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  15. May 13

    Great to work with you and

    Replying to @NCCMentalHealth @lois_sidney @HSJnews
    Actually thanks to the fantastic coproduction work of the team although work so hard to make sure all our C and P MH work involves our patients and carers - at the heart of all we do. Thanks to for enabling us to highlight importance
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    May 13

    The walls are full of amazing work to share on reducing restrictive practice

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  17. May 13

    And what a great presentation it was!

    Now learning from Dadai & James from Westferry ward on working together as service users and staff towards reducing the need for blanket rules, in order to
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    May 13

    The biggest change on Stewart Ward has been co-production - working with their patients to draw up care plans.

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    May 13

    Following the publication of 'Working Well Together' guide to co-production & are in today's showing how they worked with service users to improve mental health services

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    May 12

    Well worth a watch on iPlayer if you didn't see it last night.

    Get ready for with ‘s Mothers On The Edge, a new documentary following new mothers’ experiences of postpartum psychosis, featuring ’s , on 2 tonight at 9pm
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