Introduction
Welcome to the News and Views hub. Here you will find the latest news from across Southern Health, links to our social media and blogs from our staff on key health related topics.
To find out more or to contact the Communications Team please e-mail us.
Please note we are available for enquiries from journalists and members of the media from Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm.
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Southern Health Podcasts
- Unashamedly You — The Importance of Pride Month at Southern Health by Dr Satnam Sagoo
- What are your thoughts on Valentine’s Day? by The Chaplaincy
- Success of the Individual Placement and Support service, by Paul Draycott
- Blurring boundaries between 'health' and 'housing' by Jon Pritchard
- Proud to be an Ally by Paul Draycott
- The Magic of Eid ul Fitr by Dr Kharrum Sadiq
- COVID-19 – a year in the role of IPC by Jacky Hunt IPC lead nurse
- The spirit of Ramadan by Dr Kharrum Sadiq
- Our response to the Government report on race and ethnic disparity by Paul Draycott
- International Women’s Day - leading by example
- COVID-19 vaccine – our responsibility as NHS workers by Dr Karl Marlowe
If you would like to contact the Media and Communications Team please email: communications@southernhealth.nhs.uk
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Mental health reporting
Journalists looking for information on the most appropriate ways of reporting emotional crises or mental health issues - including suicide - may like to refer to the guidelines by the Samaritans which are supported by most media organisations and professional bodies.
List of Pages
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Suicide Prevention: Do you know where to go for help?
1 September 2023This year World Suicide Prevention Day is on Sunday 10 September and we will be sharing videos of people with lived experience and publicising our Life Cards throughout September. One of our key aims focuses on sharing vital information regarding suicide prevention so people know where to go for help if they, or someone they know, is feeling suicidal.
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Hampshire nurse up for prestigious UK award for tackling potentially fatal infection in people with learning disabilities
1 August 2023A nurse who identified a group of people with a learning disability with a potentially fatal infection has been shortlisted for one of the profession’s top accolades.
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‘First of its kind’ eating disorder support to be created for young people in Hampshire
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Young people get the Prom experience despite mental health challenges
12 July 2023For many teenagers, Prom represents an important milestone in their young lives. However, young people who experience severe mental health problems often miss out on these significant events due to their challenges. Following the completion of their GCSEs, young people at Austen House were able to celebrate their Prom.
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Southern Health celebrates local NHS with annual Star Awards
10 July 2023Southern Health has announced the 12 winners of its annual Star Awards during the NHS 75th birthday week. Held at the Winchester Guildhall last Friday, the awards recognise NHS teams and individuals who have gone above and beyond in their care for patients.
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NHS gambling service expands to offer support to people living in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and West Berkshire
3 July 2023As of 3 July, people living in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and West Berkshire who are affected by harmful gambling, will be able to refer to the NHS Southern Gambling Service, a specialist gambling service, for support and treatment.