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Organisational environments are complex systems of people, laws and policies, shaped and sustained by culture.
This year’s conference will highlight aspects of positive cultures that support the reduction of restrictive practices. Sharing evidence-based information and tools, the event will promote effective practice, open discussion, and dialogue. Hear from policy and practice leaders, people with lived experience and academics who will stimulate discussion over two days in Newcastle.
Implementation of any initiative to reduce restrictive practices is determined by shared ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving. By exploring latest thinking on all forms of restrictive practice within the context of your organisation, you can learn practical ways to navigate systemic barriers that impact people’s lives and can result in institutional forms of oppression.
The Restraint Reduction Network conference promotes trauma informed and experience-sensitive ways of supporting distress and recovery.
The conference will be of interest to those working in health, social care, education and secure services, including policy and implementation leads.
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The University of Manchester’s Healthier Futures Research Platform is mobilising research across disciplines at the University of Manchester to address health inequalities and ensure healthier futures for all. The University of Manchester's Healthier Futures research platform is hosting its inaugural annual lecture event, taking place at the Renold Innovation Hub, in Manchester's Sister innovation district, on the evening of 28 November 2024.
Join the University of Manchester's President, Professor Duncan Ivison, and Director of Healthier Futures, Professor Dame Nicky Cullum, for this year’s opening lecture, which will be delivered by Dr Cordelle Ofori, Director of Public Health for Manchester. Cordelle will focus on health inequalities in Manchester and beyond. The lecture will start at 6.00pm, and will be followed by a Q&A session and drink’s reception.
This event marks the beginning of an annual tradition that aims to foster interdisciplinary connections, share innovative research, and inspire collaborative efforts to address pressing health inequalities and challenges.
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