Mental health nurses at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust (C&I) are at the forefront of a pioneering five-year programme* to save the equivalent of more than 10,000 years* lost to premature death, through tackling the poor physical health of people with severe mental health conditions. - 8 February 2017
A mental health nurse at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust (C&I) has won the prestigious London Sport Coach of the Year award for her work delivering a specially-designed exercise programme for people with mental health conditions. - 30 January 2017
Participants from Arsenal in the Community mental health scheme travelled to Merseyside for a trip to remember when Arsenal’s players played Everton in the Community in a special five-a-side match. - 7 January 2017
The Met Office has issued a cold weather alert for areas including London and the South East with temperatures dropping until Sunday. There is a high chance of heavy snow on Thursday afternoon, carrying on into the evening, with icy conditions from Friday onwards.
A national study led by a psychiatrist at Camden and Islington NHS Trust and involving GPs across Camden and Islington, is underway to understand which patients would benefit from being prescribed anti-depressants and which might be better off without.
A pioneering five year programme led by Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust is on track to save the equivalent of more than 10,000 years* lost to premature death among people with psychosis.
A C&I Specialist Doctor, Alex Kitromilides, has been named as “Associate Specialist of the Year 2016” in annual awards run by the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych).10 - Alex Kitromilides
C&I Consultant Clinical Psychologist Dr Frank Ryan has co-edited a book just published online that contains 10 research and theoretical papers on the role and function of reward processing.
Nurses tackle physical health to reduce mortality gap
23 February 2017
Mental health nurses at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust (C&I) are at the forefront of a pioneering five-year programme* to save the equivalent of more than 10,000 years* lost to premature death, through tackling the poor physical health of people with severe mental health conditions. - 8 February 2017