Crisis and Support Survey

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Crisis and Support Survey

Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, NHS Lincolnshire – the Primary Care Trust and Independent Mental Health Forums are looking at ways to review and improve the experience of people who are or have been in mental health crisis situations.

To this end, a stakeholder group, which is made up of service users, carers, NHS staff and charitable/third sector organisations have designed the following survey as part of a project to look at new and possibly innovative ways for people and services to help in times of mental health crisis.

Please give us your ideas and we will endeavour to produce an unbiased report for future consideration.

We also hope to hold a focus group in March or April 2012 to discuss the initial survey findings.  If you would like to be included in this event, please provide us with your contact details at the end of the survey in the space provided. Places will be limited, so involvement cannot be guaranteed.

Crisis and Support Project Team 

Please complete the following survey and return to us by 29th February 2012 at the following address (no stamp required)

Survey Crisis & Support Jan 2012 PDF

Survey Crisis & Support Jan 2012 Word 2003

Freepost: RSAU-CSAA-JXZA

CRHT Survey (2012)

Involvement Team

Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

Unit 8, The Point, Lions Way,

Sleaford, NG34 8GG

Project Team: Andrew Harrison (Co-chair Lincoln Independent Mental Health group and Provider rep); Dave Booth (service user rep); Andy Gwynne (service user rep.); Michelle Wiggins (Trust public governor rep.); Jay Knipe (carer rep.); Dave McFarlane (CRHT staff rep.); Rev. Harry Smart (LPFT chaplain).  

Craig McLean, Polly Blaydes, Marion Christopher, Jane Lancaster, Sue Ordish – all LPFT.

Bipolar disorder survey

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Do you have Bipolar Disorder?

Would you like to take part in a research project about advance decision-making?

If so, then we would love to hear from you!

We are a team of researchers based at the University of Nottingham. We are conducting a research project to investigate whether people with bipolar disorder use the Mental Capacity Act to plan in advance for the intense phases of their condition.

In order for us to successfully conduct our research, we need your help.

We have prepared a questionnaire which will take about half an hour to complete. All your answers will be anonymous and treated with the strictest confidence.

Direct link to service user survey:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/parades-bipolar

For more information on alternative ways to participate in this research study, please contact:

Beth Smith

Clinical Studies Officer

Research and Effectiveness Department

Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

Unit 9, The Point, Sleaford, NG34 8GG

Email; beth.smith@lpft.nhs.uk

07917 502637 or 01529 222206

 

Full details of the survey can be downloaded here:

PIS Quant Survey LPFT Service Users 130511 (2)