A new study is to take place at the Trust, looking at whether smartphone technology can be used to detect and predict relapse in people with serious mental illness. Full details are here.
On Thursday 11 July, Camden Early Intervention Service colleagues were recognised for their dedicated work and presented with our latest Star of the Month award by Dean Howells, Director of Nursing and Quality.
More than 30 members of C&I Trust took part in Pride celebrations on Saturday.
This year the annual event was marking 50 years since the Stonewall Uprising, which started a series of events that led to the modern Pride movement.
More than a million people took part; there was a colourful parade, live stage performances in Trafalgar Square, and festivities in surrounding streets..
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Two oil portraits of patients being cared for on South Wing about 40 years ago have been re-discovered and are on display as part of the Art of Caring exhibition at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust.
We would like to invite you to join us at the next Service User Conference on Friday 12 July from 10am to 4pm, when we will be discussing how staff and service users can use Quality Improvement techniques to make the way we deliver services even better.
Long serving staff at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust (C&I) were praised for their commitment to the Trust and its service users at a celebratory event this week – the same week the NHS turns 71.
Actor Helen McCrory, OBE, was the VIP speaker at a concert of NHS choirs from across London who came together for the very first time to mark Mental Health Awareness Week.
The Trust was delighted to be invited back to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show on Thursday 23 May as part of the continuing collaboration between the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) and the NHS.
Research on phone use and mental health relapse
A new study is to take place at the Trust, looking at whether smartphone technology can be used to detect and predict relapse in people with serious mental illness. Full details are here.