This paper presents the findings of the lived experience of black and minority ethnic (BME) nurses when applying to access training and development programmes in the National Health Service (NHS). Research has shown that black nurses in particular, are less likely to be selected for training and development programmes when compared to their white…

The involvement of mental health service users in a Higher Institution prevention and management of violence and aggression (PMVA) team's training delivery is a recognition of the contribution that the unique insights of people's lived experience can make to the development of practitioners. This research aimed to determine whether or not their…

This paper focuses upon a study that sought to identify local employers concerns in relation to the employment of individuals in a phase of recovery from mental illness. Furthermore, the research considered potential barriers to employment experienced by service users living in a local North London Borough. The study adopted a phenomenological…