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• 1st European Conference of Mental Health Nursing
  18/05/2011
  On May 23-25, 2012 in Helsinki (Finland) will be a First Conference of Mental Health Nursing entitled "Collaborating Practice and Research."
• Irish Validation Workshops Completed
  24/02/2011
  The Irish validation workshops for the school and workplace settings were completed earlier this week. Postponed from December last year due to problems of snow in Dublin, 16 people took part in the workshops. The findings from the workshops largely confirmed those obtained from the initial focus groups. From the schools setting, a very important piece of advice was that the MHP-Hands manual should not involve extra work for teachers –there is very little spare time to undertake initiatives and any MHP-Hands initiative should fit in with existing programmes.
• Finnish Validation Completed for Hands Project
  13/02/2011
  National Institute for Health and Welfare completed the validation for Mental Health Promotion Handbooks by executing a group interview for ageing family carers. The results were in line with the previous results from the group interview of elderly women. The participants emphasised for example that the professionals should concentrate on the basic interaction skills with respectful communication and treatment in order to promote their mental well-being.
• Focus Group in Polish School Settings
  27/01/2011
  Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine (NIOM) conducted a focus group discussion in school settings. We have carried out interviews and gathered the opinions of headmaster, the teachers’ board, and other specialists connected with school.
• Results of the the Estonian Workshop and Focus Groups
  11/01/2011
  Results of the Estonian Focus Groups where participants included teachers, psychologists, pedagogues and other school staff.
• Focus Group and Interview Results for the Workplace Setting
  11/01/2011
  Within the context of the project the German partner, Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA), conducted a focus group discussion and carried out interviews to gather the opinions of experts and designated users.

Funded by the EU Health Programme 2008-2013 Agreements number: 2009 12 13