
In December 2007 the Department of Health and Ministry of Justice commissioned the development of a national framework to support people to work more effectively with personality disorder. The partnership awarded the contract comprises the Personality Disorder Institute based at Nottingham University, the London based Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust, Borderline UK the largest service user and carer support group in the UK focusing on the needs of those living with the experience of personality disorder and the Open University, the largest provider of work based education and e-learning materials in the UK.
This educational development work builds upon the aspirations articulated within the policy guidance documents “No longer a Diagnosis of Exclusion and Breaking the Cycle of Rejection” published in 2003. The key goal is to improve service user experience through developing the capabilities, skills and knowledge of the multi agency workforces in Health, Social Care and Criminal Justice who are dealing with the challenges of personality disorder.
The completed multilevel educational package includes the following:
For further information regarding any of the above courses, including programme aims and module outlines please view our ‘working effectively with personality disorder’ brochure. Please click on the below link to download.
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working effectively with personality disorder brochure [Adobe Acrobat PDF - 631.27 KB]
These high quality educational programmes will be delivered by leading practitioners and service user consultants. The Awareness Level Programme has a number of packages available including a Train the Trainers version. The BSc and MSc are available as stand alone units of learning (single modules) or whole programmes with associated qualifications
In this section of the website, you can find supporting information which you may find useful.
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Submission and Information Guide [Adobe Acrobat PDF - 1.57 MB] (For information regarding handing in assignments including maps)
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Referencing and Citations Guide [Adobe Acrobat PDF - 220.04 KB] (For information on Referencing from Sheffield Hallam University)
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Introduction to Academic Integrity for Sheffield Hallam University Students [Adobe Acrobat PDF - 51.94 KB].
The Institute’s Teaching Team provide accredited training in the form of one-off modules, or undergraduate and post graduate programmes in health care practice.
Benefits include:
You must apply by completing an application form. You can find the application form you need by clicking on one of the links below. Each form is available as an MS Word document.
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Application form [Adobe Acrobat PDF - 127.93 KB] for Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust Staff
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Application form [Adobe Acrobat PDF - 127.22 KB] for candidates applyling for Learning Beyond Registration Funding (LBR)
We consider each form individually. We may invite you for interview, after which we will decide whether to offer you a place. For certain courses, an interview is compulsory for entry. Alternatively we may invite you to an open day to meet staff and discuss your application.
Please find a full list of degree,diploma and accredited training courses offered by the Institute of Mental Health in our prospectus below.
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Prospectus [Adobe Acrobat PDF - 1.29 MB]
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