Relias Impact Blog

Performance improvement through staff training and workforce development

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Staying Healthy on the Nightshift

14 October, 2019

Nightshift is often part and parcel of healthcare so how can you do your job AND stay healthy? Here are 5 tips for staying healthy on the nightshift.

The Interface Between Primary and Specialist Mental Health Care – Why does it have to be so hard to get it right?

22 May, 2019

One thing that causes considerable dissatisfaction among patients and service users, GPs and mental health workers is how the interface, ….

Training for Primary Care Mental Health – How Can We Improve It?

1 May, 2019

Around 90% of people with mental health problems receive their care in the primary care setting. In addition to that,, ….

Why Does Continuity of Care Matter in Primary Care Mental Health?

10 April, 2019

For more than 25 years of my life, like many other people with long term mental health problems, I preferred, ….

What Exactly is Collaborative Care?

26 March, 2019

‘Of course, we work collaboratively already!’ says almost everyone when you tell them about ‘collaborative care’. The problem is that, ….

Getting to Know the Nursing Associates

21 February, 2019

The care-givers team continues to evolve and diverge and it is undeniably strengthened by assistant practitioners, healthcare assistants and now Nursing Associates (NAs).

Improving Access to Primary Mental Health Care – Why we need to ask: ‘What is it like for you?’

20 February, 2019

When I was involved in a study exploring access to primary care mental health care, our researchers were based in GP practices., ….

Wound Management – Prevention is Better than Cure

15 November, 2018

In our new Wound Management course, the focus is firmly on chronic wounds and with good reason …

Moving Beyond e-Learning

9 August, 2018

Can your HR and OD department do more to take your organisation to the next level?

Confused by the News?

5 July, 2018

How many times today have you clarified, explained or demonstrated something? Probably a lot because amongst all the other tasks you do, health professionals have a role as an educator too …