Name: Student Mental Health Event
Start: 2022-05-26T10:00:00+01:00
End: 2022-05-26T15:30:00+01:00
Location: University of Bradford

Student Mental Health Event

Mo Sadiq

Student Mental Health Even - 26th May 2022

University of Bradford

<p><em>This one day event will look to explore established, innovative and successful examples of improving student’s mental health, especially amongst the most at risk and vulnerable students and will explore how we can best use data to inform planning and meet students’ mental health needs.</em></p><p>A range of guest speakers will present throughout the day, bringing their expertise and project examples plus dedicated time for networking and Q&amp;A.   </p><p>This event is open to professionals across universities and higher education institutions, Integrated Care Systems and Local Authorities who have a responsibility for supporting and improving students mental health across Yorkshire and Humber.</p><p><em><strong>Please note there are 3 ticket options for this event (attend the venue, online or receive the recording). Please select the one most that is most appropriate for yourself. </strong></em></p><p></p><p></p>

<h1>Event Programme </h1><h3>10.00 – 10.15</h3><p>Chair’s welcome address</p><p>Professor Shirley Congdon, Vice Chancellor of the University of Bradford and Chair of Yorkshire Universities</p><p>Changing landscape, reflections on student mental health over the last 2 years</p><h3>10.15 – 10.30</h3><p>Introduction to the Y&amp;H Student Mental Health Network</p><p>Anji Gardiner, Interim Head of Student Support, The University of Salford</p><p>Laura Hodgson, Health &amp; Wellbeing Programme Manager, Public Mental Health Programme, Office of Health Improvement and Disparities, Yorkshire &amp; the Humber</p><p>Dr Peter O’Brien, Executive Director, Yorkshire Universities</p><h3>10.30 – 10.50</h3><p>John De Pury, Assistant Director of Policy, Universities UK</p><p>National perspective, next steps and vision for student mental health</p><h3>10.50 – 11.00 Q&amp;A</h3><p>Using data &amp; intelligence to improve Students’ Health and Wellbeing and reduce inequalities in outcomes </p><p>National and regional perspectives </p><h3>11.00 – 11.15 </h3><p>Dr Samantha Rogers, Senior Research Officer at Office for National Statistics </p><p>Student mental health and wellbeing: Data from ONS</p><h3>11.15 – 11.30 </h3><p>Dr Liz Lingard, Transformation Lead for North East and Yorkshire NHS England &amp; NHS Improvement</p><p>Health Equity approach to provide excellent services for all</p><h3>11.30 – 11.45</h3><p>Dr Jacqueline White, Reader, Mental Health Strategy Lead, University of Hull</p><p>Pathways to mental health and wellbeing student support at the University of Hull: an evidence and data driven service redesign</p><h3>11.45 – 12.00 Q&amp;A</h3><p><strong>LUNCH 1 Hour in D1</strong> </p><p>Innovative practice that impacts on Student Mental Health &amp; Wellbeing – sharing best practice examples</p><h3>13.00 – 13.20</h3><p>Greater Manchester </p><p>Dr Tim Alnuamaani Consultant Psychiatrist and Dr Nick Little Clinical Psychologist</p><p>The Greater Manchester Universities Student Mental Health Service</p><h3>13.20 – 13.40</h3><p>University of Sheffield</p><p>Dr Emma Broglia, Research &amp; Training Clinic Manager, University of Sheffield</p><p>Building partnerships between HE and NHS mental health services: The SPEQS toolkit</p><h3>13.40 – 13.55 Q&amp;A</h3><p>10 Min BREAK</p><h3>14.05 – 14.30</h3><p>Breakout discussion </p><p>Data and Inequalities </p><p>•	What data do you currently use to inform service delivery and evaluate services?</p><p>•	Do you understand your local population and which population groups are falling through the gaps? ethnic minority groups, LGBT+, student carers, those with learning disabilities, socio economic inequalities.</p><p>•	How do we improve the way data is used to inform service delivery and improve engagement with under-represented groups?</p><p>Adapting services, equitable access and outcomes </p><p>•	Can you share a change to your service delivery over the last 2 years that you are proud of?</p><p>•	How does your institution engage with students who might be under-represented?</p><p>•	How do you measure outcomes – what are your current measures of success?</p><p>Y&amp;H Student Mental Health Network Next Steps</p><p>•	What should the priorities of the YH Network be during the next 12 months? </p><p>•	How can we best encourage and facilitate more collaborative working in order to deliver the best outcomes for students? </p><h3>14.30 – 14.45</h3><p>Breakout feedback</p><h3>14.45 – 15.00</h3><p>Event Summary</p><p>Professor Shirley Congdon</p><h3>15.00 CLOSE</h3>

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