A team from Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust will discuss the positive impact of working with productive care principles and the innovations that they have achieved. This talk is being held in partnership with Oxford Brookes University.

Gill Jones and Ed Brown will discuss the benefits of exercise, particularly to musculoskeletal health. This talk will be held at Wallingford Community Hospital at 10am on 29 April 2014.

Caroline Buttolph, Senior Occupational Therapist at Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust, discusses her experiences of working with older adults with mental health conditions and teaching health education through her work … Read more

Lydia Finch is the podiatry team leader for South East Oxfordshire. She worked as a community podiatrist for Southampton City PCT for 18 months before moving to work for the … Read more

Dr Philip Wilkinson is a consultant old age psychiatrist with Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust and an Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer with the University of Oxford. He is also a … Read more

Dr Mary Cole and Dr Vikki Laakkonen present a joint talk looking at the current trends and thinking around eating disorders and deliberate self-harm in young people and the help … Read more

Dr Ruth Reed, Specialty Registrar in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, will look at how traumatic events affect children and why some children develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or other mental … Read more

Colin Godfrey MBE and Trevor Lowe from the Activities Development Service at Oxford Health NHS FT kick off our new series of Clinical Health Matters talks in association with Oxford Brookes … Read more

  Dr Anwar and Dr Lee hope to address some of the common mental health issues faced by elderly patients including delirium, depression and dementia. These are complex topics which … Read more

Joanne Townsend, bladder and bowel nurse specialist at Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust is leading our August talk, and the first of our Community Health Matters series, with an introduction … Read more