Danny Whiting
@drdannywhiting.bsky.social
Clinical Associate Professor in Forensic Psychiatry | @institutemh.org.uk @uniofnottingham.bsky.social | Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist | NottsHC
Forensic Research Nottingham: shorturl.at/cxbrt
NIHR CORAS study: shorturl.at/AlTnW
Forensic Research Nottingham: shorturl.at/cxbrt
NIHR CORAS study: shorturl.at/AlTnW
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Danny Whiting
@drdannywhiting.bsky.social
· Mar 20
Use of a violence risk prediction tool (Oxford Mental Illness and Violence) in early intervention in psychosis services: mixed methods study of acceptability, feasibility and clinical role | The Briti...
Use of a violence risk prediction tool (Oxford Mental Illness and Violence) in early intervention in psychosis services: mixed methods study of acceptability, feasibility and clinical role
doi.org
Our new study in BJPsych, for anyone with an interest in a) bridging the gap to clinical usefulness for prediction tools, and b) thinking more clearly about assessing/doing helpful things to reduce violence risk in clinical services for psychosis. doi.org/10.1192/bjp.... (open access)
PPIE in forensic mental health research is important but comes w/some practical challenges. There's little in the way of specific guidance so we turned the PPIE plan for our NIHR study into a framework we hope may be of use to others in the field researchinvolvement.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....
Patient and public involvement in secure mental health research: setting-specific considerations and a protocol for involvement in the CORAS study (COllaborative Risk ASsessment and management) - Rese...
Background Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) is important in secure psychiatric research because it can help ensure that research is relevant and meaningful, and a positive experien...
researchinvolvement.biomedcentral.com
October 30, 2025 at 7:30 PM
PPIE in forensic mental health research is important but comes w/some practical challenges. There's little in the way of specific guidance so we turned the PPIE plan for our NIHR study into a framework we hope may be of use to others in the field researchinvolvement.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....
Protocol for the realist review part of our NIHR Policy Research Programme work on collaborative risk assessment/management in forensic mental health services is out in BMJ Open, for a deep dive of the what/why/how and merits of realist approach.
bmjopen.bmj.com/content/15/5...
bmjopen.bmj.com/content/15/5...
May 28, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Protocol for the realist review part of our NIHR Policy Research Programme work on collaborative risk assessment/management in forensic mental health services is out in BMJ Open, for a deep dive of the what/why/how and merits of realist approach.
bmjopen.bmj.com/content/15/5...
bmjopen.bmj.com/content/15/5...
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Pleased to write with @drdannywhiting.bsky.social about this rare probation-based RCT of group MBT for ASPD, which exemplifies both the promise and the challenges of the inter-agency working that is key to effective management of ASPD.
Mentalisation-based therapy for anti-social personality disorder shows promise in rare prison-based trial buff.ly/BMf2b8s
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#BIGSPD25 #MBT #ASPD #MentalisationBasedTherapy #AntiSocialPersonalityDisorder #PersonalityDisorders #Prison #Probation #Forensic
🧵 THREAD
#BIGSPD25 #MBT #ASPD #MentalisationBasedTherapy #AntiSocialPersonalityDisorder #PersonalityDisorders #Prison #Probation #Forensic
May 21, 2025 at 6:23 PM
Pleased to write with @drdannywhiting.bsky.social about this rare probation-based RCT of group MBT for ASPD, which exemplifies both the promise and the challenges of the inter-agency working that is key to effective management of ASPD.
Post-production version of our review of mechanical restraint in inpatient psychiatric settings now up, open access
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
May 21, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Post-production version of our review of mechanical restraint in inpatient psychiatric settings now up, open access
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
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RCTs are rare in prison settings, but today, Tom Stephenson @tdgstephenson.bsky.social and Danny Whiting @drdannywhiting.bsky.social from @institutemh.org.uk blog about a new rigorous trial that provides grounds for therapeutic optimism.
May 21, 2025 at 6:41 AM
RCTs are rare in prison settings, but today, Tom Stephenson @tdgstephenson.bsky.social and Danny Whiting @drdannywhiting.bsky.social from @institutemh.org.uk blog about a new rigorous trial that provides grounds for therapeutic optimism.
Our review of international use of mechanical restraint, out in European Psychiatry (AAM version, OA). We found a striking variation in prevalence, w/patterns vs other restrictive practice led by local policy/provision rather than differentiated evidence, in which big gaps exist. shorturl.at/n1j3k
Mechanical restraint in inpatient psychiatric settings: a systematic review of international prevalence, associations, outcomes and reduction strategies | European Psychiatry | Cambridge Core
Mechanical restraint in inpatient psychiatric settings: a systematic review of international prevalence, associations, outcomes and reduction strategies
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April 25, 2025 at 5:45 PM
Our review of international use of mechanical restraint, out in European Psychiatry (AAM version, OA). We found a striking variation in prevalence, w/patterns vs other restrictive practice led by local policy/provision rather than differentiated evidence, in which big gaps exist. shorturl.at/n1j3k
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Complete a short survey for the 'Well at Work - Forensic Staff Study' looking into the mental health and psychological wellbeing support needs of NHS forensic staff.
📲 Complete the online survey: cdss.nottingham.ac.uk/redcap/surve...
➡️ Questions?
Email: forensic-well-at-work@nottingham.ac.uk
📲 Complete the online survey: cdss.nottingham.ac.uk/redcap/surve...
➡️ Questions?
Email: forensic-well-at-work@nottingham.ac.uk
March 31, 2025 at 10:59 AM
Complete a short survey for the 'Well at Work - Forensic Staff Study' looking into the mental health and psychological wellbeing support needs of NHS forensic staff.
📲 Complete the online survey: cdss.nottingham.ac.uk/redcap/surve...
➡️ Questions?
Email: forensic-well-at-work@nottingham.ac.uk
📲 Complete the online survey: cdss.nottingham.ac.uk/redcap/surve...
➡️ Questions?
Email: forensic-well-at-work@nottingham.ac.uk
Our new study in BJPsych, for anyone with an interest in a) bridging the gap to clinical usefulness for prediction tools, and b) thinking more clearly about assessing/doing helpful things to reduce violence risk in clinical services for psychosis. doi.org/10.1192/bjp.... (open access)
Use of a violence risk prediction tool (Oxford Mental Illness and Violence) in early intervention in psychosis services: mixed methods study of acceptability, feasibility and clinical role | The Briti...
Use of a violence risk prediction tool (Oxford Mental Illness and Violence) in early intervention in psychosis services: mixed methods study of acceptability, feasibility and clinical role
doi.org
March 20, 2025 at 7:19 PM
Our new study in BJPsych, for anyone with an interest in a) bridging the gap to clinical usefulness for prediction tools, and b) thinking more clearly about assessing/doing helpful things to reduce violence risk in clinical services for psychosis. doi.org/10.1192/bjp.... (open access)
Looking forward to being part of this @rcpsych.bsky.social online event on 28th March. Relevant to all subspecialties but esp. clinicians in forensic, adult inpatient, liaison and early intervention services. bit.ly/4jqsLCK
Risk Assessment in Psychiatry
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February 10, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Looking forward to being part of this @rcpsych.bsky.social online event on 28th March. Relevant to all subspecialties but esp. clinicians in forensic, adult inpatient, liaison and early intervention services. bit.ly/4jqsLCK
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The Institute of Mental Health brings together healthcare staff and academics to lead mental health research designed to improve diagnosis, treatment, and care.
We are a partnership between Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Nottingham.
institutemh.org.uk
We are a partnership between Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Nottingham.
institutemh.org.uk
February 7, 2025 at 11:48 AM
The Institute of Mental Health brings together healthcare staff and academics to lead mental health research designed to improve diagnosis, treatment, and care.
We are a partnership between Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Nottingham.
institutemh.org.uk
We are a partnership between Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Nottingham.
institutemh.org.uk