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"World Mental Health Day Student Workshop 2011"

About: Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

(as other),

I found it a very fun, informative morning. I dsicovered that issues such as discrimination against the mentally ill and unstable is still apparent in modern society. However success can still be achieved, as shown by the CEO Mike Cooke and his battle with bi-polar disorder.

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Response from Jane Danforth, Involvement & Experience Officer, Involvement, Experience and Volunteering Team, Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust 12 years ago
Jane Danforth
Involvement & Experience Officer, Involvement, Experience and Volunteering Team,
Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust

Hello, my name is Jane Danforth. My role involves helping our service users, volunteers and staff to understand that Notts Healthcare wants to hear stories about our services. We reply to every story and it really helps us to improve what we do, how we do it and to hear about what works well too.

Submitted on 28/10/2011 at 09:31
Published on Care Opinion at 11:00


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The Trust has a strong and well established anti-stigma campaign that is embedded into our everyday work.

I was glad to read that you felt the day was valuable and that you enjoyed hearing our CEO Mike Cooke speak.

Thank you for taking the time to feedback to us.

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