LATEST NEWS
In 2022 The MPS Foundation funded Lauren Fowler, Alisha Vara and Lillian Ng from The University of Aukland to undertake research into Psychiatric trainees' experience of workplace violence . That research has now been published in the BJPsych Bulletin (https://doi.org/10.1192/bjb.2024.6) and identifies three main themes:
(a) That violence is ‘part of the job’, leading to a culture of silence;
(b) empowering trainees to address a sense of learned helplessness; and
(c) conflict embedded within the unique nature of psychiatry.
NEWS AND UPDATES
In 2022 The MPS Foundation funded Lauren Fowler, Alisha Vara and Lillian Ng from The University of Aukland to undertake research into Psychiatric trainees' experience of workplace violence . That research has now been published in the BJPsych Bulletin (https://doi.org/10.1192/bjb.2024.6) and identifies three main themes:
(a) That violence is ‘part of the job’, leading to a culture of silence;
(b) empowering trainees to address a sense of learned helplessness; and
(c) conflict embedded within the unique nature of psychiatry.
CASE STUDIES
The MPS Foundation is proud to be involved in a range of research projects shaping the future of patient safety.
Here are just some of our recent success stories.