Mental Health, Health and Social Care (MH2aSC) research group

Organizational Partner: Mental Health, Health and Social Care (MH2aSC) research group

Lead: Ian McGonagle, Principal Lecturer at the University of Lincoln
Preferred contact: imcgonagle@lincoln.ac.uk
Key Words: Resident in: UK; Working in: UK; Area(s) of Interest in VBP: Education/workforce capabilities/workforce development, Management, Meeting/ASS (Advanced Studies Seminar), Publications/CUP series, Research/workforce development/values, Services/person-centered, Services/teamwork. Related Area(s) of Interest: Communication skills, Evidence-based practice, Regulation, Survivorship. Area(s) of healthcare expertise: Carer, Global health, Mental health/General/survivorship, Nursing, Primary care, Service user, Social care, Well-being.
Brief Description of Work:
MH2aSC (pronounced ‘Mask’) is a research group with a long standing history of research and education development around values. We have an interest in exploring VBP in workforce education and development. We have a formal relationship with Macmillan in supporting and researching their approach to survivorship and the Values Based Standard. We have a long history of research in workforce development across the health and social care sector.
MH2aSC also has a formal role and working relationship with the UDINE-C international nursing research partnership with a focus on nursing research based activity across all 14 member countries.
Read more: mhred.lincoln.ac.uk

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