UK Faculty of Liaison Psychiatry Conference 2023 May 10,11,12

[Sly Saint]

https://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/events/co...faculty-of-liaison-psychiatry-conference-2023

Thurs 11 May
11.35am-12.05pm The HOME study; a large randomised trial of proactive integrated liaison psychiatry for older medical inpatients – results Professor Michael Sharpe and Dr Jane Walker

12.05pm-1.05pm Workshop 3: What next for liaison psychiatry research? Have your say! Chair: Dr William Lee Panel: Professor Michael Sharpe, Professor Elspeth Guthrie, Professor Rose McCabe

2.35pm-3.05pm The post covid-19 condition: how Engel helps
Professor Paul Garner

 

[NelliePledge]

In my opinion Garner seems desperate to demonstrate his commitment to the belief system within the group by his overzealous promotion of the agenda. Like a reformed smoker.

 

[Sean]

None so zealous as the born again.

 

[Sly Saint]

 

[bobbler]

but not to listen to the ones who haven’t ‘recovered’?

Interesting q to be asked about when you’ve ‘recovered’ from the me/cfs version of long covid vs ‘it just didn’t last that long ‘long covid’ ‘ and you were lucky enough to get rest in the crucial early months etc

sad that it feels like story story only focuses on the last bit - which is a bit like someone who was in bed with flu for a fortnight going back to work and talking about how for the 2days after that at the weekend they ‘cured themselves’ by slowly thinking positively and testing the waters with a shower and then a walk to the shops when that went ok. You’d expect said colleagues would say ‘but you had 2weeks where you were able to totally rest and recover [so isn’t that why you might be a flu survivor vs the last two dats]’. It’s all very weird mass framed thinking