The Black Lives Matter exhibition which has been running in the corridor of West Wing at St Pancras outside the conference centre for the past few months will shortly be splitting, with half of the exhibits getting a designated space in the staff canteen at St Pancras and the rest being housed in the room to the right of the entrance at Highgate.
Severe mental illness diagnoses are missed by clinicians in more than one quarter of cases when people are hospitalised for other conditions, finds a new study led by UCL researchers.
The Camden Learning Disability Service has been shortlisted for a Royal College of Psychiatrists award, recognising their outstanding commitment to support people living with a learning disability.
C&I consultants have taken a lead in presenting a major report that suggests 40% of dementia cases could be prevented or delayed, by targeting 12 risk factors throughout life.
C&I has won a Gold Award, from the Ministry of Defence, in recognition of our ‘forces-friendly’ initiatives in the workplace, and our commitment and support to our Armed Forces personnel, veterans and their families.
Dr Kay Frost, C&I Clinical Psychologist, is retiring on 16 July. After joining the Trust in January 1972, Dr Frost is one of our longest ever serving employees.
Celebrating our BAME communities
18 September 2020
The Black Lives Matter exhibition which has been running in the corridor of West Wing at St Pancras outside the conference centre for the past few months will shortly be splitting, with half of the exhibits getting a designated space in the staff canteen at St Pancras and the rest being housed in the room to the right of the entrance at Highgate.