Category: Event
Putting Evidence into Practice: Mental health and substance use learning event, November 2025
On Wednesday 12 November, our Mental Health and Substance Use team jointly hosted an event with Drugs Research Network Scotland at Edinburgh University. This event focused on Scotland’s ambitions for improving the lives of people with co-occurring mental health and substance use concerns, looking at putting evidence into practice
SPSP National Learning Event 2025: The Essentials of Safe Care
SPSP National Learning Event 2025: The Essentials of Safe Care
Primary Care and Missingness: Mental health and substance use national learning event, October 2025
On Wednesday 30 October, our Mental Health and Substance Use team hosted an online national learning webinar. This webinar focused on primary care and ‘missingness’
Healthcare Improvement Scotland Annual Review 2025
Healthcare Improvement Scotland Annual Review 2025. Published October 2025
Patient experience in primary care webinar
Patient experience in primary care
Patient-Centred Decisions: Demonstrating impact in SMC processes webinar
Patient-Centred Decisions: Demonstrating impact in SMC processes webinar
Mental Health Reform Webinars: Developing staff to work confidently with complex mental health needs
Developing staff to work confidently with complex mental health needs webinar, September 2025
Options Appraisal, different ways to embed collaborative care: National learning event, September 2025
On Wednesday 24 September, our Mental Health and Substance Use team hosted an online national learning webinar. This webinar focused on options appraisals and presented examples of different models of care for supporting people with co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions.
SPSP Mental Health Webinar: Safety at Points of Transition Workstream Launch
SPSP mental health webinar: safety at points of transition workstream launch
NHS Borders, Our Future Direction, involving people in our organisational strategy webinar
Join us on the 23 September to hear from NHS Borders and how they involved people in their organisational strategy.