Debra Salmon

@CityUniHealth @WeNurses @WeStudentNurse @WeAHPs Please could you support us to share your experiences as students of working and caring alongside studying

📢 Many healthcare students juggle study, work & life. We’re running a short, anonymous survey (5–10 mins) to understand these challenges & help shape future support. If you’re a pre-reg Nursing, Midwifery, or AHP student in the UK, take part here: ow.ly/HvPc50VhpPT

Delighted to have seen so many colleagues at our #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek event on Tuesday, showcasing colleagues’ work in this area – from research, practice, or other expertise - and with an excellent speech from Dr @GraceRBowman! #ToHelpMyAnxiety #CitySHPS

@ProfDebraSalmon Young people's engagement with the arts can facilitate skills development, and improve mental health & resilience. The authors explored the experiences and involvement of ten young people in care in the development of a musical play exploring life in the care system.

Happy World Theatre Day! Why not read the paper by @ProfDebraSalmon and Caroline Rickaby - City of One: A Qualitative Study Examining the Participation of Young People in Care in a Theatre and Music Initiative onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.…

If you're planning to join City in September but haven't had a chance to explore the campus yet, check out our Virtual Tour! 🌐 ow.ly/Wore50FrQ04 🌐 #MyCityUni

💬 "I was able to join societies, make friends and even collaborate with different universities in London. It was really the best decision I have ever made" - Btoel, @CityUniHealth student ➡️ Find out more about clearing at City and apply: ow.ly/N7qA50KbCgs #Clearing2022

Many congratulations to our Class of 2021 #CitySHS graduates - you did it! 💙🎓

So humbled & honoured to receive an Honorary Doctorate in Science for recognition of my work in Womens Health, Public Health & Inclusion from @CityUniLondon by Professor Debra Salmon & Julie Attenborough #Citygrad 🎓

One to one peer support in #mentalhealth showed benefits in empowerment #SteveGillard ⁦@CityUniLondon⁩ #CitySHPS

Dean @ProfDebraSalmon introduces the inaugural lectures of Jaqueline Sin, Professor of Mental Health Nursing and Steve Gillard, Professor of Mental Health Research as part of the School’s Dean’s Lecture Series. #CitySHPS #mentalhealth

Professor Jaqueline Sin takes us on a journey of why and how she qualified in mental health nursing, and has combined her clinical and research interests to great effect in her career to date. At her inaugural lecture tonight: #CitySHPS @COPe_support

We’re extremely proud of our amazing #CitySHS graduates! #CityGrad 💙🏥

Thanks @owen_sheppard for this article in @myldn 💙 @CityUniLondon @CityUniHealth mylondon.news/news/north-lon…

A new study from @CityLCS suggests delivering online social support to people with #aphasia is feasible using the @EVAphasia #VirtualReality platform 💻🧑‍💻 #EVAPark, created at City, is a collaboration between @CityLCS and @cityuni_hcid: ow.ly/9vYa50BGF7L

As part of #BlackHistoryMonth, together with @CityUniSU, we will be hosting a range of events and activities to celebrate the achievements and contributions of Black people, not just in the UK, but throughout the world. Keep an eye out here for updates: citystudents.co.uk

Marina Guimaraes (BSc Mental Health Nursing @CityUniHealth '19), embarked upon a career in mental health nursing because she wanted to dismantle the stigma surrounding mental illness. Read more about how our @cityalumni are making a difference: ow.ly/lT3y50BDjPT #ThisisCity

University life may look a little different this year, but by working together, we can all ensure that we keep the City community safe ♥️ Watch our new video to show you what to expect and what to do if you are on campus... #LondonTogether #MyCityUni youtu.be/pBrP4Cs-IKk

New study suggests incorporating co-production into the development of future interventions to increase retention of early career nurses may prove beneficial: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Co-authors: @cityjudybrook, Prof @Leanne_Aitken, @DrJulieMacLaren @ProfDebraSalmon

Newly identified risk pathways to disordered eating & depressive symptoms in adolescence - reveals the adverse impact of advanced breast development among girls. Check out our free-access @CO90s paper here👉🏾 rdcu.be/b5XLR @DrAmySlater @PublicHealthUWE @ProfDebraSalmon