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About ut Rural al Heal alth CHALLENGING TIMES FOR RURAL HEALTH - I live in the country and work in a city Professor Mike Cooke, CBE Chief Executive Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust Rural Health Conference Nottingham Forest

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About ut Rural al Heal alth

Rural Health Conference Nottingham Forest Football Club 26th November 2012 Professor Mike Cooke, CBE Chief Executive Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust

CHALLENGING TIMES FOR RURAL HEALTH

  • “I live in the country

and work in a city”

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INTRODUCTION

  • Welcome and Introduction
  • Work and Home Life
  • Me, Mental Health, Tackling Stigma
  • What Patients Want, What Staff Want
  • Mental Health and Physical Health
  • Resilience, Prevention, Recovery
  • A couple of examples
  • A Few Ideas

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WORK AND HOME LIFE

The urban worker The country ‘idyll’

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Nottingham Panthers – Anti Stigma campaign

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  • “It’s Ok to Talk About It”
  • “This Ability”
  • “Stamp It Out stigma”
  • “It’s Time to Talk, Time to Change”
  • 10/10 each year
  • 1 in 4, 9%, relationship to economy

ME, MENTAL HEALTH, TACKLING STIGMA

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IT’S ABOUT PEOPLE

What Patients want? What Staff want?

  • Clinically effective safe care
  • Cleanliness
  • Responsive services
  • Dignity
  • Respect
  • Involvement
  • Communication
  • Clear role
  • Real teams
  • Clear goals
  • Approachable Management
  • Feedback
  • Chance to develop [job]
  • Chance to develop [career]

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MENTAL HEALTH AND PHYSICAL HEALTH

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RESILIENCE, PREVENTION, RECOVERY …some themes for today potentially

  • A comment on each
  • A focus on one RECOVERY

HOPE OPPORTUNITY CONTROL “Someone to love, something to do, somewhere to live”

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FIRST EXAMPLE: Recovery Ingredients

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SECOND EXAMPLE – 2003/2004 Staffordshire

Rural Emotional Support Team Farming community, rural poverty isolation, stigma and access to firearms.

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Anti Stigma -Young Person event

Nottingham Recovery College Launch

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AND FINALLY…. A few ideas

  • Build resilience through positive mental health
  • Use recovery thinking – hope, opportunity, taking back

control

  • Integrated care professionals who do ‘below and above the

neck’!

  • Assistive technology – self-monitoring, alarms
  • Re-ablement, Resilience, Rehabilitation and Recovery
  • Games makers:
  • London 2012 Health Makers in rural communities?
  • Buddy app
  • See rural as a key setting for liaison

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GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR INAUGURAL CONFERENCE

Mike.Cooke@nottshc.nhs.uk www.nottinghamshirehealthcare.nhs.uk www.mentalhealthclinicians.org.uk www.clahrc-ndl.nihr.ac.uk

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Thank you and…. take your rural health ideas back to your county