Beautiful views in Sydney for the third day of #RANZCP2022! The third day sessions will start soon.
Below is a thread of 5 key takeaways from sessions I saw on Day Two, a day which focused on priority populations and the impacts of climate change.
Below is a thread of 5 key takeaways from sessions I saw on Day Two, a day which focused on priority populations and the impacts of climate change.
https://twitter.com/RANZCP/status/1526667242271739904?s=20&t=lJzN9zPUNb28usawPpl-7Q
1/ Important to embed cultural safety into mental health service provision that is based on authentic co-design, allowing culturally appropriate and flexible methods of sharing knowledge - Dr Kashyap #RANZCP2022
2/ Healthcare workers, including psychiatry clinicians, need to be open, honest and acknowledge own vulnerabilities - A/Prof Coleman #RANZCP2022
3/ Trust. One of the key themes from yesterday's discussions is how important it is for clinicians to build trust. e.g. "exposure-based therapies must be applied in practice when trust is built & with a culturally appropriate knowledge of the patient"- Andrew Khoo #RANZCP2022
4/ Climate change, not surprisingly, has a huge impact on mental health & disproportionately impacts young people and global First Nations people. "The impacts of climate change on mental health are effecting those least responsible first and worst.' - @DrCybeleDey #RANZCP2022
5/ The links between mental health & climate change are complex, and require a system's approach to address - A/Prof Charlson #RANZCP2022
..oh and an extra one because it is election week...Young people experience significant #climateanxiety, one of the distal influences on their anxiety is how governments respond to #ClimateEmergency - Tara Crandon #AusVotesHealth2022
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