gl= guideline lead, nga gcm guideline commissioning

Interests Register Rehabilitation in adults with complex psychosis guideline committee 1 of 98

Interests Register

Guideline: Rehabilitation in adults with complex psychosis

Publication Date: August 2020

*interests declared before 31st March 2018 were processed under the NICE conflicts of interest policy 2014, but have been re-categorised under the 2018 policy

*interests declared from 1st April 2018 were processed under the NICE conflicts of interest policy 2018

Name Role with NICE

Type of interest

Description of interest

Relevant dates Comments

GL= guideline lead, NGA

CA = clinical advisor, NICE

GCM – guideline

commissioning manager,

NICE

Interest arose

Interest declared

Interest ceased

Gillian Baird

Chair Direct, non-

financial

A member of the DSM5 committee on mental and behaviour disorders

classification.

2008 20.11.2017 2013 Declare and Participate

Agreed by: GL Nov 2017

Rationale: Not specific to guideline

Gillian Baird

Chair Direct, non-

financial

A member of the ICD11 committee on mental and behaviour disorders classification. Finished over a year

ago but being published now.


Agreed by: GL Nov 2017



Gillian Baird

Chair Direct, non-

financial

Chairing Subgroup autism and I.D. for Mental Health Review

July 2018 23.07.2018 September 2018

Declare and Participate

Agreed by: GL July 2018


Katherine Barrett

Committee member

(service user)

Direct, non-

financial

Service User Research Forum. (SURF). I co-chair this group to

discuss research presentations at UCL. The researchers consult with

us.

.

2009 13.07.2018 Ongoing Declare and Participate



Katherine Barrett

Committee member

(service user)

Direct, non-

financial

AIMS rehab. I attend AIMS reviews

for the Royal College of Psychiatry. I

talk to service users for up to 1 hour

on these reviews. I am part of a

multi-disciplinary team which

includes me as the service user.





Katherine Barrett

Committee member

(service user)

Direct, non-

financial

I do service user involvement at Camden and Islington Trust. I am

the service user lead for rehabilitation and recovery service

users and run 3 service user groups in the trust. We hope to start another

group in Camden soon.



Rationale: Specific to guideline but lay member

recruited for her own experience in

rehabilitation setting and not likely to lead to a

conflict with development of guideline

recommendations.

Katherine Barrett

Committee member

(service user)

Direct, financial

On the Biomedical Research committee at UCL. Paid when

attends the meetings they hold.




Katherine Barrett

Committee member

(service user)

Direct, financial

Member of the Sustainability and Transformation Plan at North Central London service user working group.

Paid for the meetings attended.




Helen Bennett

Committee member (Mental Health Nurse)

Direct – financial

Undertake work for the Cabinet Minister for Health and Social care in Wales re: North Wales Health Board

2016 12.05.2018 May 2018 Declare and Participate

Agreed by: GL May 2018



Helen Bennett



Undertake work for South Wales police re: early intervention for individuals with mental health

problems


Agreed by: GL and CA May 2018


Helen Bennett


Direct - financial

Undertake work for Hafal (mental health charity) developing the

Recovery centre and working across the charity on evidence based

projects with a clear focus on service user and carer involvement. This is a

two day a week commitment.


Agreed by: GL and NICE CA May 2018

Rationale: Interest is both financial and specific, but it is a

salaried position and so income will not be

affected by any recommendations made

by this guideline.

Helen Bennett


Direct –

non-

financial

Provide expert advice to the Royal College of Nursing and given

evidence at the health and social care committee and also at various

workshops





Helen Bennett


Direct –

non-

financial

Interviewed on ITV news for 2 minutes regarding rehabilitation and

recovery services.

15th August 2018

14.09.2018 One-off event


Agreed by: GL Sept 2018

Rationale: Specific to guideline but one-off interview that will not

impact on development of recommendations

Helen Bennett


Direct –

financial

Attendance on behalf of Hafal and involvement in developing a charter

for Europe for individuals with severe and enduring mental health

problems (psychosis) to go to the European Parliament.

20th November

2018

07.12.2018 31st March 2019


Agreed by: GL Dec 2018

Rationale: The charter is not about rehabilitation

so not specific to guideline

Helen Bennett


Direct –

non-

financial

Appointed as a board member for Gamian Europe who represent

service users

April 2019 09.04.2019 April 2021 (2 year tenure)


Agreed by: GL April 2019

Rationale: Not specific to guideline and position is

not paid

Tom Craig Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct –non-

financial

Wellcome Trust funded Randomised controlled trial of AVATAR therapy –

this was one component of the Wellcome Trust Translational Award WT 098272 with Prof Julian Leff as the Chief Investigator and myself as

the lead of the clinical trial.

2013 09.05.2018 Ongoing to 2019






(Psychiatrist)

Direct –non-

financial

NIHR Programme for Applied Research: RP-PG-0707-10093

Rehabilitation Effectiveness and Activities for Life (REAL) – I was one

of the PIs on the programme.



Rationale: Specific to guideline but REAL study

now completed so research funding unlikely

to impact on development of

recommendations


(Psychiatrist)


Occasional lectures sponsored by pharmaceutical industry on the

treatment and recovery from severe mental illness.

2016 09.05.2018 September 2017



Rationale: Financial interest but prior to

development of guideline and no further lectures

will be given while a member of guideline

committee.


(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

He is part of a group of international experts working with Sanofi Aventis

on their IMPACT programme providing training and support to very poor developing nations in implementing WHO MHGap and

epilepsy management.






(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

He is a member of Implemental (formerly Maudsley International) providing advice/training to health care organisations internationally.





(Psychiatrist)

Direct –financial

Invited speaker at Janssen sponsored conference ‘Big

Questions in Schizophrenia’

1st Nov 2018

22.10.2018 1st Nov 2018


Agreed by: GL October 2018

Rationale: A very general presentation that did not focus on rehabilitation so not specific to guideline.


(Psychiatrist)

Direct –financial

Talk on the World Association of Social Psychiatry FAST programme at Pacific Rim Conference, Burma.

Travel and accommodation paid by Sanofi

26th October

2018

06.12.2018 27th October

2018


Agreed by: Guideline Lead December 2018

Rationale: Not specific to the guideline.


(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Talk on AVATAR therapy, ‘New Technologies in mental health’ Hospital Beatriz Angelo, Lisbon

9th November

2018

06.12.2018 9th November

2018






(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Talk on AVATAR Therapy at DGPPN Congress, Berlin

29th November

2018


2018





(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Published paper: Craig T J. (2019) Social care: an essential aspect of

mental health rehabilitation services. Epidemiology and Psychiatric

Sciences 28, 4-8

17th July 2018

21.01.2019 17th July 2018

Exclude from discussions on social

outcomes.

Agreed by: GL Jan 2019

Rationale: Specific to guideline and provides a

view that social outcomes are the most

important for rehabilitation.


(Psychiatrist)

Direct - financial

Paid speaker for ‘AVATAR therapy: discussions with voices’ at Otsuka

Pharma Scandinavia schizophrenia expert meeting Gothenburg

4th April 2019

05.04.2019 4th April 2019



Rationale: Not specific to guideline as not related

to rehabilitation


(Psychiatrist)

Direct - financial

Paid speaker for ‘Digital Health Interventions for Psychosis: some

recent examples’ at Janssen National Mental Health Nurse

meeting

28.03.19 05.04.2019 28.03.19 Declare and Participate



to rehabilitation



(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Speaker for ‘Digital Therapies’ at European Congress of Neuro-

psychiatry, Nice France




to rehabilitation


(Psychiatrist)

Direct - financial

Contributed to a workshop on advocacy for mental health at the Impact Forum, Paris. Travel and accommodation paid by Sanofi




to rehabilitation


(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Speaker: social care and rehabilitation in psychiatry. Italian Association of Biological Psychiatry



Rationale: Specific to guideline but non-

financial and not likely to lead to a conflict with

development of guideline recommendations.



(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Publication:

Williams J…… Craig T. Walk this Way: results from pilot RCT of a health coaching intervention to reduce sedentary behaviour and increase physical activity in people with serious mental illness

BMC Psychiatry https://doi.org/10.1186/s12888-019-2274-5

September 2019

11.10.19 11.10.19 Declare and Participate


Rationale: Specific to guideline but benefit of member’s expertise in this topic outweighs a

risk of bias.


(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Publication:

Macdonald A, Adamis D, Craig T, Murray R. Continuity of care and clinical outcomes in the community for people with severe mental illness B J Psychiatry 2019; 5: 273-78

September 2019

11.10.19 11.10.19 Declare and Participate



to rehabilitation


(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Speaker at World Association of

Social Psychiatry Congress,

Bucharest, Romania

October 2019

12.03.20 October 2019


Agreed by: GL March 2020


to rehabilitation

https://doi.org/10.1186/s12888-019-2274-5

https://doi.org/10.1186/s12888-019-2274-5



(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Publication

Oduola S, Das-Munchi J….Craig T

Change in incidence rates for

psychosis in different ethnic groups

in South London: Psychological

Medicine

https://doi.org/10.1017/S003329171

9003234

November 2019

12.03.20 12.03.20




to rehabilitation


(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Publication

Smith L, Onwumere J, Craig T, Kuipers E. An ethnic-group comparison of caregiver beliefs about early psychotic illness in a UK sample: Implications for evidence-based caregiver interventions. Transcultural Psychiatry 2020; doi:101177/1363461519900596

February 2020

12.03.20 12.03.20



Rationale: Not specific to guideline as not related to rehabilitation


(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Publication

Boardman J & Craig T. Work worklessness and mental health. In :Bhugra D., Ventriglio A, Castalelli-Maia J, McCay (Eds) Urban Mental Health. Oxford, OUP

2019 12.03.20 12.03.20 Declare and Participate


Rationale: Not specific to guideline as not related to rehabilitation

https://doi.org/10.1017/S0033291719003234

https://doi.org/10.1017/S0033291719003234


Belinda Garnett

Co-opted committee member

(Senior rehab mental health

services manager (not

unit manager)

Direct – non-

financial

Voluntary Director of the Buddy Scheme CIC.

2010 14.5.2018 Ongoing




Beth Hendry

Committee member

(Residential Care

Manager of a supported

accommodation service)

No interests to declare.

Victoria Hulstrom


Direct - financial

Commenced employment with Elysium Healthcare. Employed as

Hospital Director of a Women’s rehabilitation provision.

July 2019 30.07.2019 Ongoing Declare and Participate

Agreed by: GL August 2019

Rationale: Elysium Healthcare is a private

provider of rehabilitation; however, this is a

salaried role so there is no scope for direct

personal gain from the committee’s work.


Victoria Hulstrom


Direct - financial

Ceased employment with Accomplish as Deputy Hospital

Director for Autism, LD and Mental Health Rehabilitation Hospital

March 2010 30.07.2019 June 2019 Declare and Participate

Agreed by: GL August 2019


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Trustee of the Poppy Factory which works with veterans to support them

back into work.

April 2018 15.06.2018 Ongoing Declare and Participate

Agreed by: GL and NICE CA June 2018


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Appointed to the Get It Right First Time programme within the NHS, as the Clinical Lead for Mental Health

Rehabilitation, by NHS Improvement.

This is a secondment for 2 days per week from NHS role at SLaM. SLaM

will be back paid by NHSI.

July 2018 15.06.2018 July 2020 Declare and Participate


Rationale: Specific to guideline but non-

financial and not likely to lead to a conflict with

development of guideline recommendations.


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)


Presented a lecture on physical health in people with severe mental illness at Healthcare UK conference,

funded by Healthcare UK. It was educational on the strategy we have developed in SLaM NHS Foundation

Trust, with no conflict in terms of what was being suggested as good practice. Instead, the lecture was

along the lines of current recognised best practice.

April 2018 15.06.2018 15.06.2018 Declare and Participate


Rationale: The interest is financial and specific to the guideline but was solely an educational

lecture of current practice without strong

opinions.

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial (but may become financial)

Owner of a company called ‘The Health and Wellbeing Club’.

Not yet trading and still in development so this is currently

unpaid.

It will be about improving the health and wellbeing of the

population/paying customers, not those with severe and enduring

mental health conditions.

September 2017

15.06.2018 Ongoing Declare and Participate




Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)


Co-Principal Investigator of the STEPWISE trial, now completed.

This was a Randomised Control Trial to try and reduce the weight in

people with schizophrenia using a specific programme of education and

support.

Produced one publication on the methods and another paper has

been accepted for publication in July 2018, but the findings don’t result in

strongly advocating a particular course of action based on that study.

Received a small salary paid at the time of the study being run.

June 2016 15.06.2018 August 2017



Rationale: Despite being specific and financial, the interest falls outside the

relevant timescale relating to the

development of the guideline. There is still a proposed publication, but

the member will not benefit financially from

this.

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Visiting Senior Clinical Lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry,

Psychology and Neuroscience.

Honorary contract. Non salary received.

June 2015 15.06.2018 Ongoing Declare and Participate



Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

National Advisor on the NICE/NCCMH community psychiatry

pathways guidance.

Seconded for 1 day per week, with SLaM being back paid for that day.

August 2017

15.06.2018 December 2018





Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)


Paid to provide a master class to health and social care stakeholders

on Rehabilitation psychiatry in Glasgow.

August 2018

18.09.2018 August 2018



Rationale: Specific to guideline but one-off lecture that will not


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)


Paid to speak and Chair the morning for Recovery Oriented Mental Health

Services at HC conferences UK.

28th September

2018

18.09.2018 28th September

2018





Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Unpaid invited lecture at the South London Partnership event on

women’s Mental Health, where I will discuss GIRFT Rehabilitation.

28th September

2018


2018






Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Attending Tim Kendall’s NHSE/NHSI update on Mental Health for Mental Health Trust Executives where I will

outline the GIRFT Rehabilitation programme.

3rd October 2018

18.09.2018 3rd October 2018



Rationale: Specific to guideline but one-off meeting as part of

GIRFT work (already approved on recruitment, see above) that will not impact on development

of recommendations

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

RCPsych - Policy and Public Affairs Committee, 12-4pm. All Faculties

and regional Divisions are represented at this meeting. I will

discuss GIRFT Rehabilitation.

11th October

2018

18.09.2018 TBC Declare and Participate




of recommendations


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Pan London NHS Benchmarking Event, where I will talk about

Rehabilitation Benchmarking data and GIRFT.

15th October

2018

18.09.2018 15th October

2018





of recommendations

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Conference on Mental Health and Housing: improving quality and

demonstrating value; with Housing Associations’ Charitable Trust in

Leeds. I will give a lecture on GIRFT and the importance of supported housing in the Rehab pathway.

17th October

2018

18.09.2018 17th October

2018



Rationale: Specific to guideline but one-off

lecture as part of GIRFT work (already approved

on recruitment, see above) that will not



Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Work shop day to describe the national Rehabilitation picture and

be the critical friend in the discussion to design the proposed model.

18th October

2018

18.09.2018 18th October

2018





of recommendations

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Attending ELFT NHS FT national conference on CPA to deliver a

lecture on the future of Recovery and Rehabilitation Services, A Vision

For the Future.

1st November

2018

18.09.2018 1st November

2018





of recommendations


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Attending South East London Regional MH Network, arranged by

Sarah Gilmour, Wilmington Healthcare, to deliver short talk on

GIRFT Rehabilitation.

6th November

2018


2018





of recommendations

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Attending National Faculty of Rehabilitation & Social Psychiatry

Conference on GIRFT Rehabilitation. Giving keynote

lecture and workshop on Rehabilitation Psychiatry.

16th November

2018


2018





of recommendations


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non-

financial

Attending HSJ’s 2nd annual Transforming Mental Health Summit,

which is taking place at the East Midlands Conference Centre. I am a

panel member on the following: Driving productivity and

performance: Embracing GIRFT, RightCare and the Carter review.

24th January

2018

18.09.2018 25th January

2018





of recommendations

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct - financial

‘The Health and Wellbeing Club’.

All day coaching mastermind workshops are starting on June 13th 2019. There may on line coaching too on a weekly / fortnightly basis.

It will be about improving the health and wellbeing of the

population/paying customers, not those with severe and enduring

mental health conditions.

1st May 2019


Agreed by: GL June 2019



Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct - financial

Co-opted as a Designated Member to Psychiatry-UK, an online

psychiatry service. It does not serve patients with serious mental illness,

but mainly those with ADHD, depression, anxiety, eating disorders and addictions. It serves adults and

children.

1st May 2019




Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

Presenting GIRFT Mental Health Rehabilitation at the GIRFT Team

gathering on 14.5.19





of recommendations


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

Presenting GIRFT Mental Health Rehabilitation at Devon conference,

organised by Devon Partnership Trust, ’Delivering Healthier

Communities Together.’





of recommendations

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

Presenting GIRFT Mental Health Rehabilitation at the British Indian

Psychiatric Association annual conference.





of recommendations


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

Presenting GIRFT Mental Health Rehabilitation at the AIMS-Rehab

CCQI annual conference.





of recommendations

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

Presenting GIRFT Mental Health Rehabilitation at the RCPsych

International Congress





of recommendations

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

Teaching on the use of social media to psychiatrists at the StartWell day-

long conference.





Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

Acceptance on to the NHSE Clinical Entrepreneur Programme (the

programme relates to ‘The Health and Wellbeing Club’ business

declared above)

27.8.19 12.9.19 Ongoing Declare and Participate

Agreed by: GL September 2019


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

South London and Maudsley Foundation Trust Calman training day to specialty trainee doctors. Title: Bringing About National

Change - GIRFT.





of recommendations

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

Lewisham South London and Maudsley workshop - presented on

GIRFT rehabilitation.





of recommendations


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

Tees Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust rehabilitation

strategy meeting - presented and presented on GIRFT rehabilitation.





of recommendations

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

Telepresentation on GIRFT rehabilitation to the 6 north west England Mental Health Trusts

Medical Directors meeting.





of recommendations


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

RCPsych engagement event. GIRFT - how Trusts can develop appreciate,

successful rehabilitation services.





of recommendations

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

The 10th Annual International College of Mental Health Pharmacy.

Title: Transforming Mental Health Rehabilitation Nationally.



Rationale: Specific to guideline, but the presentation is

educational and not expected to impact recommendations


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

NHS Benchmarking Network Mental Health Conference. Title: Mental

Health GIRFT





of recommendations

Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

Rehab and Social Psychiatry Faculty Annual Conference - RCPsych. Title:

Becoming Modern Rehabilitation Psychiatry - Nationally




educational and not expected to impact recommendations


Sridevi Kalidindi

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)

Direct – non

financial

Health Services Journal Mental Health Summit. Title: GIRFT panel





of recommendations


Helen Killaspy

Topic advisor Direct, non-

financial

I have received funding from the NIHR and was Chief Investigator for

a NIHR research programme, focussing on inpatient rehabilitation

units (The REAL study). I contributed to the evidence base relating to

people with mental health rehabilitation needs through my

research:

Some of the papers from this programme may come up in the

searches and feed into the guidelines.


Agreed by: GL and NICE CA Nov 2017

Rationale: Specific to the guideline, but expertise

is required by the committee. May need to

reconsider position if conflicts of interest cover

more than half of the scope of the guideline

Update February 2019:

Answer questions only and do not lead topic

groups or be involved in developing

recommendations

Agreed by: GL and GCM Feb 2019

Rationale: Due to the number of declared

interests and overlap with the guideline the

decision was taken that the topic advisor should

no longer lead topic groups or be involved in

developing recommendations, but


may remain a member of the committee.


Helen Killaspy


financial

I have received funding from the NIHR and was Chief Investigator for

a NIHR research programme on supported accommodation services.

Some of the papers from this programme may come up in the

searches and feed into the guidelines.


Agreed by: GL and NICE CA Nov 2017






Do not lead topic groups or be involved in the

initiation of recommendations






initiating recommendations, but



Helen Killaspy


financial

Delivered a presentation at a conference at the Australian National

University, Canberra. Invited lecturer, academic programme: 'Where now for mental health

supported accommodation policy and research? Implications of findings from the Quality and Effectiveness of Supported Tenancies (QuEST) study.'
















Helen Killaspy


financial

Delivered a presentation at a conference at the World Psychiatric

Association thematic congress - Innovation In Psychiatry: Effective

Interventions for Health and Society, Melbourne, Australia. Symposium: Community residential facilities in Europe and Australia: recovery-

focused practices and symptomatic and recovery-oriented outcomes for service users. ‘The importance of

recovery orientated practice in longer term mental health care.’
















Helen Killaspy


financial

Delivered a presentation at a conference at the University of

Nottingham. Invited guest lecture ‘Evidence for specialist services for

people with complex psychosis’.
















Helen Killaspy


financial

Delivered a presentation at a conference at the Royal College of Psychiatrists Faculty of Social and Rehabilitation Psychiatry. Invited keynote plenary speaker ‘Results from the QuEST study; a national

programme of research into mental health supported accommodation

across England.’
















Helen Killaspy


financial

Delivered a presentation at a conference at the WPA International

Congress, Berlin. Symposium: Housing for people with mental

illness – current state of research and new findings. Results from the

QuEST study - quality and effectiveness of supported tenancies

for people with mental health problems - a national programme of

research in England.
















Helen Killaspy


financial

Delivered a presentation at the ENMESH conference, Groningen,

Netherlands. Recovery and rehabilitation in service users in

need of longer term intensive clinical treatment. ‘Learning form the

GetREAL trial to improve quality of inpatient rehabilitation care.’
















Helen Killaspy


financial


Netherlands. ‘Results from the QuEST study - quality and

effectiveness of supported tenancies for people with mental health

problems - a national programme of research in England.’
















Helen Killaspy


financial


Netherlands. Opening keynote plenary (invited). ‘Complex

individuals in a complex society; how complex psychosis services should be the quality benchmark for mental

health services’.
















Helen Killaspy


financial

Delivered a presentation at a conference at the European AO

Forum, Hamburg. Keynote plenary (invited) ACT; What can we learn

from the UK experience?
















Helen Killaspy


financial

Delivered a presentation at a conference at the RANZCP

International Congress, Adelaide. Integrating psychiatric rehabilitation

into clinical practice. ‘The REAL Study’
















Helen Killaspy


financial

Delivered a presentation at a conference at the TheMHS (The Mental Health Services) summer

forum, Sydney. ‘What helps recovery for people with complex psychosis?’

Invited plenary
















Helen Killaspy


financial

Presentation at symposium on mental health supported

accommodation; improving quality and demonstrating value for housing

providers in North of England - Invited keynote speaker. ‘Findings

from the Quality and Effectiveness of Supported Tenancies (QuEST)

study.


Agreed by: GL Oct 2018







Rationale: Due to the

number of declared

interests and overlap

with the guideline the

decision was taken that

the topic advisor should

no longer lead topic

groups or be involved in

initiating

recommendations, but

may remain a member of

the committee.


Helen Killaspy


financial

Presentation at symposium for mental health rehabilitation staff,

Dorset University NHS Foundation Trust on Contemporary mental health rehabilitation services.

4th January 2019

21.01.2019 4th January 2019









Rationale: Due to the

number of declared

interests and overlap

with the guideline the

decision was taken that

the topic advisor should

no longer lead topic

groups or be involved in

initiating

recommendations, but

may remain a member of

the committee.


Helen Killaspy


financial

Publication: Killaspy, H. Contemporary mental health

rehabilitation services. Epidemiology and Psychiatric Sciences, 2019; 28,

1–3

January 2019

21.01.2019 January 2019



Rationale: Specific to guideline but discusses

the definition of rehabilitation services

and its role, so not considered to be a

conflict of interest or likely to impact on the

recommendations.












Helen Killaspy


financial

Publication: McPherson P, Krotofil J, Killaspy H. What works? Toward a

new classification system for mental health supported accommodation services: The simple taxonomy for supported accommodation (STAX-

SA) International Journal of Environmental Research and Public

Health 2018, 15(2), 190.

January 2018

21.01.2019 January 2018















Helen Killaspy


financial

Publication: Dalton-Locke, C., Attard, R., Killaspy, H., White, S. Predictors

of quality of care in mental health supported accommodation services

in England: a multiple regression modelling study. BMC Psychiatry,

2018; 18: 344.

October 2018

21.01.2019 October 2018










recommendations









Helen Killaspy


financial

Publication: Krotofil, J., McPherson, P. Killaspy, H. Service user

experiences of specialist mental health supported accommodation: A

systematic review of qualitative studies and narrative synthesis. Health and Social Care in the

Community, 2018; Nov;26(6):787-800

November 2018

21.01.2019 November 2018










recommendations









Helen Killaspy


financial

Publication: McPherson, P., Krotofil, J., Killaspy, H. Specialist mental

health supported accommodation services: A systematic review of mental health and psychosocial

outcomes. BMC Psychiatry, 2018; 18:128

May 2018 21.01.2019 May 2018 Declare and Participate









recommendations









Helen Killaspy

Topic advisor Direct, financial

Six presentations as part of a week long consultancy, Perth NW Metro Mental Health Services, Western Australia on Rehabilitation and

Recovery Services in the UK; In Sight and in Mind; Assessing quality

and outcomes in rehabilitation services; Towards an integrated

pathway; The impact of an integrated pathway; The importance

of commissioning guidance for mental health rehabilitation.

This was paid through UCL Consultancy (so the money goes

into a UCL fund that I can draw on for academic activities).

1st October 2018

21.01.2019 5th October 2018



Rationale: Specific to guideline but

presentations to Australian healthcare providers reporting

current practice in the UK so unlikely to impact

on guideline recommendations.




recommendations








Helen Killaspy


financial

Conference presentation at IConS of SCARF biannual conference,

Chennai, India on International Perspectives on mental health

rehabilitation – the view from the UK and Europe.

August 2018

21.01.2019 August 2018




presentation reporting current practice in the

UK so unlikely to impact on guideline

recommendations




recommendations









Helen Killaspy


financial

Conference presentation at RCPsych International Congress

2018 on The myth of deinstitutionalisation.

June 2018 21.01.2019 June 2018 Declare and Participate






recommendations









Helen Killaspy


financial

Conference presentation at Venetian Section of Italian Psychiatric

Association: From rehabilitation to recovery; an international

perspective.




presentation reporting current practice in the

UK so unlikely to impact on guideline

recommendations




recommendations









Helen Killaspy


financial

Conference presentation at the Royal College of Psychiatrists’

Centre for Quality Improvement.

AIMS Rehab Quality Network Annual Forum 2018 - Getting Our House in

Order



Rationale: Specific to guideline but value of having Topic Advisor

who participates in AIMS Rehab Quality Network outweighs the risk of a

conflict.




recommendations









Helen Killaspy

Topic advisor Direct - financial

Presentation at symposium for mental health rehabilitation staff,

Bloomfield Hospital, Dublin.

1st February 2019

09.04.2019 1st February 2019



Agreed by: GL Apr 2019








Helen Killaspy

Topic advisor Direct – non-

financial

Publication: Killaspy H., Priebe, S., King, M., Eldridge, S., McCrone, P.,

Shepherd, G., Arbuthnott, M., Leavey, G., Curtis, S., McPherson,

P., Dowling, S. NIHR Journals Library Publications. ERO.

Reference: RP-PG-0610-10097 A mixed-methods investigation into the

quality and effectiveness of supported tenancies for people with mental health problems: the QuEST research programme. Final Report in

production.

Update October 2019:

Published 2.10.19, https://www.journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk

/pgfar/pgfar07070/#/abstract

March 2019 09.04.2019 and Oct

2019

02.10.2019



Agreed by: GL Apr 2019 and Oct 2019








Helen Killaspy


financial

Publication: Killaspy, H., Priebe, S., McPherson, P., Zenansi, Z., Greenberg, L., McCrone, P.,

Dowling, S., Harrison, I., Krotofil, J, Dalton-Locke, C., McGranahan, R., Arbuthnott, M., Curtis, S., Shepherd, G., Eldridge, S., Leavey, G., King, M. Predictors of move-on from mental health supported accommodation in

England; a national cohort study. British Journal of Psychiatry in press

Update October 2019:

Published on-line 3.5.19, doi.org/10.1192/bjp.2019.101

April 2019 09.04.2019 and Oct

2019

03.05.2019 Do not lead topic groups or be involved in the


Agreed by: GL Apr 2019 and Oct 2019








Helen Killaspy


financial

Publication: Killaspy, H., Priebe, S., McPherson, P., Zenansi, Z.,

McCrone, P., Dowling, S., Harrison, I., Krotofil, J, Dalton-Locke, C.,

McGranahan, R., Arbuthnott, M., Curtis, S., Leavey, G., McPherson, R., Eldridge, S., King, M. Feasibility

randomised trial comparing two forms of mental health supported

accommodation (supported housing and floating outreach); a component

of the QuEST (Quality and Effectiveness of Supported

Tenancies) Study. Frontiers in Psychiatry

April 2019 09.04.2019 In press - ongoing











Helen Killaspy


financial

Publication: Martinelli A, Iozzino L, Ruggeri M, Marston L, Killaspy H.

Mental health supported accommodation services in England

and in Italy: a comparison. Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric

Epidemiology.

04.05.19 16.10.19 04.05.19 Do not lead topic groups or be involved in the










Helen Killaspy


financial

Invited lecturer. Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust.

Trainees CPD. Why we need mental health rehabilitation services.











Helen Killaspy


financial

Invited lecture. Barnet Enfield and Haringey Mental Health Trust.

Trainees CPD lecture. Why we need mental health rehabilitation services.











Helen Killaspy


financial

Keynote presentation at World Association of Social Psychiatry

international congress, Bucharest. The marginalisation of people with

complex psychosis.











Helen Killaspy


financial

Invited seminar presentation at World Association of Social

Psychiatry, international congress, Bucharest. The QuEST (Quality and

Effectiveness of Supported Tenancies) Study.










James Lee

Co-opted Committee

member (Mental Health

Pharmacist)



Jonathan Mitchell

Committee member (Clinical

Psychologist)

Direct –financial

Works for an NHS Trust that provides inpatient rehabilitation

services


Agreed by: GL June

2018

Rationale: Interest is

financial but relates to

his primary employment

and experience which is

why he has been

recruited to the

committee.

Jonathan Mitchell


Psychologist)


Delivers paid lectures to students at the Universities of Leeds and

Huddersfield which have some relevance to the field in question.


Agreed by: GL June

2018

Rationale: Interest is

financial but relates to

his primary employment

and experience which is

why he has been

recruited to the

committee.


Jonathan Mitchell


Psychologist)

Direct –financial

Does paid work for the British Psychological Society, as a lead

assessor of research on the Qualification in Forensic Psychology. He has a place on the Qualification

board.


Agreed by: GL June

2018


Shamarel Odusanya

Committee Member

(Professional member

contributing a BAME

perspective)

Direct – non-

financial

Research publication entitled ‘The Experience of being a Qualified

Female BME Clinical Psychologist in a National Health Service: An

Interpretative Phenomenological and Repertory Grid Analysis’.

7th April 2017

03.10.2018 7th April 2017




risk of bias.

Jason Read

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)


Consultancy fee of £250 received from Eli Lilly for lecture


Agreed by: GL June

2018

Rationale: Interest falls greater than 1 year

before guideline development


Jason Read

Committee member

(Psychiatrist)


Fees paid directly to charity in lieu of speakers fees from OtsukaLundbeck

& Southover Counselling Lewes, East Sussex


Agreed by: GL June

2018


before guideline development

Eugene Reilly

Committee member

(Commissioner)


Melissa Scott

Committee member

(Occupational Therapist)



David Shiers

Committee member (carer)


North West AQuA NHS programme: (from 2012 until March 2017) paid

consultancy for quality improvement programme built around the Mental

Health Access & Waiting Times programme. I received participation

or presentation fees as follows:

16.9.15=£500;

3.12.15=£250

23.3.16 = £250;

27.7.16 = £250;

16.11.16 = £250;

7.2.17= £500

2012 08.02.2018 March 2017


Agreed by: GL Feb 2018

Rationale: Interest falls

greater than 1 year

before guideline

development.

David Shiers



Health Education England

North West Team– Mental Health Diagnostics task & finish group:

developing a project to test Near-Site-Testing of CVD risk for people with SMI consultancy fee of £200

received for attendance at meetings on:

16.4.16; 29/6/16; 7/10/16; 24/11/16; 12/1/17; 24/2/17)




before guideline development.

David Shiers



RC Psych CCQI: Clinical Adviser to National Clinical Audit of

Psychosis (and predecessor National Audit of Schizophrenia)

from 2011 – part-time paid consultancy





David Shiers



Personal fees from Wiley

Blackwell publication “Promoting Recovery in Early Psychosis” 2010,

ISBN 978-1-4051-4894-8, joint editor in receipt of ongoing royalties.



Rationale: Not specific to guideline (as about early

psychosis).

David Shiers



Dec 2015: contributed to writing BMJ Learning publication on NICE

CG178 guidance -‐received fee of £125






David Shiers



PRESENTATIONS: occasional fees and reimbursement of incurred

expenses for presenting at meetings (THESE HAVE NOT BEEN SPONSORED BY PHARMA

INDUSTRY):

Jan 19th 2017 Presentation at Treating Schizophrenia 2017.

Keynote presentation Keeping the body in mind for people experiencing psychosis for the first time Received

Fee £150 plus travel and accommodation.

Feb 21st 2017: Warrington RCGP

delivery of webex to GPs on early

intervention in psychosis (and

physical co-‐morbidities) No fee, but

travel costs reimbursed

March 6th 2017 Crick Institute 2017

Chief Scientific Officer’s Annual

Conference ‘Bringing Science and

Innovation to the heart of the NHS’: I

am invited to participating in panel

discussion “Don’t just screen –

Intervene, protecting the physical

health of patients with serious

2017 08.02.2018 April 2018 Declare and Participate


Rationale: Some of these presentations overlap with the scope of the

guideline but the benefit of member’s expertise in

this topic outweighs a risk of bias.


mental health illness” No fee. Travel.

costs reimbursed

March 22nd 2017 Manchester

University Nursing conference.

Protecting the cardiovascular and

metabolic health of people

experiencing psychosis for the first

time. No fee or travel costs

reimbursed

Jun 7th 2017 King’s Fund Mental

health in primary care conference.

Participant in a panel discussion

“What is the best way to support

patients with severe mental illness

within primary care” No fee but travel

costs reimbursed

July 27th CQC Parity of Esteem

physical and mental health (London)

Interview with Paul Lelliott about

personal experiences as a father of

a daughter with schizophrenia No

fee but travel costs reimbursed.

Aug 30th 2017 – ISPS conference

Liverpool – workshop presentation

Primary care for people experiencing

psychosis -‐ how can I help?


Received fee £150 and travel costs

reimbursed

Oct 13th 2017 RCGP Annual

conference (Liverpool) – symposium

accepted Reducing mortality from

physical health problems in people

with severe mental illness. No fees

but travel costs reimbursed

Nov 16th 2017 Keynote to non-

medical prescribers’ event in North

Staffs. No fees or travel costs

Nov 21 2017: presentation to University College London MSc

course ‘What do carers want from mental health

services' Received Fee £150 plus travel reimbursed

Dec 7th 2017 Presentation at

‘Psychiatry and Physical Health

2017’ (London) Keynote

presentation Keeping the body in

mind for people experiencing

psychosis for the first time. Fee £150

plus travel and accommodation

reimbursed


Feb 15th 2018 Interview with Dr Jaz

Phull about personal experiences as

a father of a daughter with

schizophrenia for ‘Physical Health

Day’ run by Lincolnshire Partnership

Foundation NHS Trust. Fee £250

plus travel costs anticipated

Feb 28th 2018 Interview with Judi

Mallileu about personal experiences

as a father of a daughter with

schizophrenia for event Help us

improve physical wellbeing for

people with mental illness run by

Surrey & Borders Partnership

Foundation NHS Trust. Fee £250

plus travel and accommodation

anticipated

Mar 9th 2018 Presentation on health

inequalities for event ‘Treat as One –

bridging the gap’ run by Surrey &

Borders Partnership Foundation

NHS Trust. Fee £250 plus travel and

accommodation anticipated

March 20th 2018; Ran half-‐day

training on physical health at

Physical Health and Psychosis for

CBTp “top up training course” for


Greater Manchester Mental Health

NHS Foundation Trust Fee £500

plus travel reimbursement

anticipated

March 22nd Yorkshire & Humber EI

in Psychosis network, Leeds:

interview by Dr Steve Wright – no

fee; costs reimbursed

April 16th 2018; London Healthcare

Conferences entitled “Improving

physical health outcomes for people

with mental health conditions”.

Interview by Natasha Sloman Head

of CQC MH Hospital Inspection.

£100 Fee to charity + travel costs

reimbursed


David Shiers



Research grants: I have been a co-applicant on a number of NIHR funded research grants, almost entirely in an honorary capacity.

Co-applicant on HTA grant number 12/28 STEPWISE examining non-pharmacological ways to prevent

weight gain for people with schizophrenia; Lead PI is Prof

Richard Holt

Paid travel costs

Plus attendance fee of £500 on following dates:

18/7/16; 3/10/16; 5/12/16

Oct 2013 08.02.2018 Sept 2017 Declare and Participate


Rationale: Specific to guideline but project now completed and benefit of

member’s expertise in this topic outweighs a

risk of bias.

David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-applicant in honorary role on

NIHR RfP) programme: PB‐PG‐

1112‐ 29057 COMPARE study. Lead

PI was Prof Tony Morrison.

April 2014 08.02.2018 April 2017 Declare and Participate





David Shiers


Direct – non

financial


NIHR RfPB programme: PB-‐PG-‐

1013- 32044 – BART Cognitive

behavioural therapy in comparison to

treatment as usual in adults at high

risk of developing bipolar disorder.

Study lead PI is Dr Sophie Parker

June 2015 08.02.2018 May 2018 Declare and Participate



David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-applicant in honorary role on NIHR HTA 15/31/04 A randomised

controlled trial of antipsychotic medication In comparison To

psychological intervention and a combined treatment in children and

young people with first episode psychosis: a feasibility study. Lead

PI Prof Morrison.

March 2017 08.02.2018 June 2019 Declare and Participate



David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-applicant in honorary role on NIHR 15/70 Improving diabetes outcomes for people with severe

mental illness: a longitudinal observational and qualitative study of patients in England. Lead PI Dr

Najma Siddiqi.

Sept 2017 08.02.2018 August 2019




risk of bias.


David Shiers


Direct – non

financial


NIHR RP--‐DG--‐1214—10002: Developing and evaluating a

diabetes self-management education intervention for people with severe

mental illness: The DIAMONDS programme (Diabetes and Mental Illness, Improving Outcomes and

Self--‐management) lead PI = Dr Najma Siddiqi. I received payment

for DIAMOND workshop participation and presentation.

Feb 2016 08.02.2018 Dec 2023 Declare and Participate



risk of bias.

David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-applicant in honorary role on NIHR proposal HS&DR Project

17/05/88: Effectiveness of multiple risk behaviour interventions in

people with severe mental illness. Lead PI is Nick Meader York Uni

Sept 2018 08.02.2018 July 2020 Declare and Participate



risk of bias.

David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-applicant in honorary role on NIHR HTA 17/31/05: Improving prediction of psychosis in ARMS

using a clinically useful prognostic tool: IPPACT Lead PI is Prof Alison

Yung

Oct 2018 08.02.2018 Dec 2022 Declare and Participate



risk of bias.


David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

The following has been submitted to NIHR but not yet approved so can’t provide accurate start/completion dates yet, only the indicated dates

on the proposal:

Co-applicant in honorary role on NIHR RfPB Competition 32 Stage 2

RefPB-‐PG-1216-‐10062 A Randomised Controlled Trial

Investigating Attention Control Technique in Psychosis: A

Feasibility Study Lead PI Dr Sophie Parker.

April 2018 08.02.2018 March 2021 Declare and Participate



David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

The following has been submitted to NIHR but not yet approved so can’t provide accurate start/completion dates yet, only the indicated dates

on the proposal:

Co-applicant in honorary role on NIHR HTA 17/124/02: Peer support for internalised stigma to improve

outcomes for people with schizophrenia Lead PI Prof Tony

Morrison

April 2019 08.02.2018 July 2022 Declare and Participate




David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

The following was submitted to NIHR but rejected:

Co-‐applicant on RFPB Competition

32 Stage 2 NIHR, Reference PB-‐PG-‐ 1216-‐20010: Evaluating an

oral health intervention for psychosis. Lead PI Dr Jasper

Palmier-‐Claus

2004 08.02.2018 n/a Declare and Participate




David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

I have been in voted to collaborate in the following in an honorary capacity, but covers incurred

travel/accommodation expenses):

NIHR Global Health Research Group 17/63/130: improving outcomes in mental and physical multimorbidity and developing research capacity (IMPACT) in South Asia: Lead PI

Prof Simon Gilbody of University of York.

April 2018 25.07.2018 March 2021 Declare and Participate




David Shiers


Direct –financial

I have been invited to attend the Primary Care Mental Health

Conference 2018 ‘Overcoming barriers, Working together’ held at

the Royal College of Psychiatrists. I am a panel discussant on a session entitled “Influencing policy in mental

health care”.

No fee but will claim any travel/accommodation

reimbursement of necessary expenses.

Invited on 11th

September 2018

14.09.2018 24th October

2018




David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-author to a chapter in the following book: Holt, R., Shiers, D., & Peveler, R. (2018). Physical Health of People with Mental Illness, in L. Gask, T. Kendrick, R. Peveler, & C. Chew-Graham (Eds.), Primary Care

Mental Health (Royal College of Psychiatrists, pp. 277-299).

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

September 2018

16.10.2018 September 2018




risk of bias.

David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Attended the conference of International Early Psychosis

Association IEPA 11th International Conference on Early Intervention in Mental Health in Boston USA, and presented an oral presentation with Dr Jackie Curtis, ‘Keeping the body

in mind: margins to mainstream’.

9th October 2018

16.10.2018 9th October 2018



Rationale: Not specific to guideline (relates to early

psychosis)


David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-author to publication: Holt RIG et al (including Shiers D), STEPWISE:

structured lifestyle education for people with schizophrenia,

schizoaffective disorder and first episode psychosis: randomised controlled trial.” BJPsych (2018)

Published online https://doi.org/10.1192/bjp.2018.167

25th September

2018


2018



Rationale: Not specific to guideline (relates to early

psychosis)

David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-applicant on research application to NIHR (bid 200433) - “Lifestyle

intervention for young people meeting the criteria for at-risk mental

states (ARMS): a randomized controlled feasibility trial" Lead PI Dr Rebekah Carney Uni of Manchester.

Bid for £248,973.60; anticipated completion if successful Sept 2021

November 2018

02.12.2018 September 2021



Rationale: Not specific to guideline (relates to at-

risk mental states)

David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-applicant on research application to NIHR PGfAR (bid 200621) The SWITCH (SWitching Interventions

To Control Hyperglycaemia) programme: Development of a training programme, pragmatic randomised controlled trial with inbuilt pilot study and process

evaluation of switching high-risk antipsychotics in Severe Mental

Illness (SMI) and diabetes mellitus. Lead PI Saeed Farooq (£2.400,000) anticipated completion if successful

Dec 2024

November 2018

02.12.2018 December 2024



Rationale: Specific to guideline but trial will still

be ongoing when guideline published so unlikely to impact on

recommendations

https://doi.org/10.1192/bjp.2018.167


David Shiers



Presentation on physical health of people with SMI at the Yorkshire & Humber Academic Health Science

Network meeting – Wakefield.

No fee; travel + accommodation expenses to be reimbursed.

29th November

2018


2018




presentation doesn’t focus on rehabilitation so

unlikely to impact on development of

recommendations.

David Shiers



Member of WHO Guideline Development Group - Guidelines for the management of physical health

conditions in adults with severe mental disorders. Geneva: World

Health Organization; 2018. Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO.

No fee; reimbursement of expenses of trip to Geneva in May 2018

December 2017


2018 (published)



Rationale: Specific to guideline and likely to

provide useful information on other

organisations approach to this topic so not a

conflict.

David Shiers



Presentation on physical health of people with SMI – CPD Seminar Autumn 2018 Programme - North

Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust.

No fee; travel costs to be reimbursed.

5th December

2018

02.12.2018 5th December

2018




presentation doesn’t focus on rehabilitation so

unlikely to impact on development of

recommendations.


David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-applicant on research application to NIHR (bid 200510) –

Development and early testing of SPIRIT: (Schizophrenia Prediction of Resistance to Treatment) - a clinical tool to predict treatment resistance to anti-psychotics treatment in First

Episode Schizophrenia. Lead PI Saeed Farooq. Bid for £149,632.00; anticipated completion if successful

January 2021

21st November

2018

02.12.2018 January 2021



Rationale: Not specific to guideline (relates to first episode schizophrenia)

David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-applicant on research application to NIHR HTA 18/68 Bid Improving

Social Recovery in Psychosis (ISRIP): A

definitive randomised controlled trial of Social Recovery Therapy

compared to treatment as usual for people with psychosis and severe

social disability 01/07/2019 to: 30/09/2022 (39

months) £1,999,553.00 Lead PI Prof David

Fowler (Sussex)

January 2019

16.01.2019 ongoing Declare and Participate




recommendations

David Shiers



Presentation on physical health of people with SMI. Keynote/interview

for practitioners of Derbyshire Mental Health Foundation NHS Trust – held

at Alfreton

Travel costs to be reimbursed but no personal fee.

14th January

2019

16.01.2019 14th January

2019




educational and funded by the public sector


David Shiers


Direct financial

Keynote / interview for practitioners of South East NHSE EIP Clinical Network Forum Theme: Physical

Health in SMI and ARMS

Travel costs to be reimbursed and a personal fee of £250.

17th January

2019

16.01.2019 17th January

2019





David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-author of Campion J, Taylor M, McDaid D, Park A-La, Shiers D, Applying economic models to

estimate local economic benefits of improved coverage of early

intervention for psychosis. 2019 Early Intervention in Psychiatry

28th December

2018

accepted for

publication

16.01.2019 28th

December

2018



Rationale: Not specific to guideline as relates to

early intervention

David Shiers



Chair of trial steering group: WORtH trial- The feasibility of a walking

intervention to increase activity and reduce sedentary behaviour in

people with serious mental illness PI Suzanne McDonough Ulster

University – funding agency = Cross-border Healthcare Intervention Trials In Ireland Network (CHITIN) cross-

border partnership between the Public Health Agency in Northern Ireland and the Health Research Board in the Republic of Ireland.

My role is honorary and will cover my incurred travel/accommodation

costs for attending meetings.

Jan 2019

10.02.2019 Close

anticipated in 2021





recommendations


David Shiers



Presentation on physical health of people with SMI - Keynote /

interview for practitioners of Derbyshire Mental Health

Foundation NHS Trust – held at Alfreton.

Travel costs to be reimbursed but no personal fee.

14th January

2019

10.02.2019 14th

January 2019





David Shiers



Presentation on physical health of people with SMI - Keynote /

interview for practitioners of South East NHSE EIP Clinical Network Forum Theme: Physical Health in

SMI and ARMS. Travel costs to be reimbursed but no

personal fee.

17th January

2019

10.02.2019 17th

January 2019





David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Co-author of article for GP trainees published in InnovAit: Silverwood V,

Chew Graham C, Shiers D Improving the physical health of

people with severe mental illness Don’t just screen, intervene. 2019,

InnovAiT, 2019, Vol. 0(0), 1–8, No fee/pecuniary interest

February 2018

04.04.2019 February

2019 Declare and Participate



risk of bias


David Shiers



Workshop presentation on physical health of people with SMI: Keynote /

interview for North West Coast Strategic Clinical Network event on

Improving the Physical Health of People with Serious Mental Illness

Travel costs to be reimbursed

4th March 2019

04.04.2019 4th March





David Shiers



Workshop presentation on physical health of people with SMI

Keynote / interview for AQuA (Quality improvement support for

NHS organisations in NW) Mortality Improvement Community; Mental health/physical health workshop

Fee and travel costs to be reimbursed

6th March 2019

04.04.2019 6th March





David Shiers



Provided a teaching module on physical health of people

with SMI: Led a half-day workshop

training on CBT for psychosis training programme coordinated by Greater

Manchester MH NHS FT Fee and travel costs to be reimbursed

12th March 2019

04.04.2019 12th March

2019






David Shiers



Workshop presentation on physical health of people with SMI:

Keynote / interview for Cheshire &

Wirral Partnership NHS Trust Early Intervention Team training day. Travel

costs to be

reimbursed

13th March 2019

04.04.2019 13th March





David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Conference presentation on physical health of people with SMI:

Keynote / interview for Keele University conference A person centred approach to physical & mental multimorbidity (targeting

health practitioners and academics) No fee or travel costs requested.

19th March 2019

04.04.2019 19th March





David Shiers



Conference presentation on physical health of people with SMI:

Keynote / interview for practitioners of

Sussex Partnership MH NHS Trust Theme: Effective care and treatment.

Fee and travel costs to be reimbursed

25th March 2019

04.04.2019 25th March





David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Appointed as Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Primary Care & Health Sciences

29th April 2019





David Shiers


Direct – non

financial

Bellass, S; Taylor, J; Han, L; Prady, SL; Shiers, D; Jacobs, R; Holt, RIG;

Radford, J; Gilbody, S; Hewitt, C; Doran, T; Alderson, S; & Siddiqi, N. Exploring severe mental illness and diabetes: protocol for a longitudinal observational and qualitative mixed

methods study Accepted for publication (April 28, 2019) to JMIR

Res Protoc

28th April 2019



Rationale: Specific to guideline, but study will still be ongoing when guideline published so unlikely to impact on

recommendations

David Shiers



Keynote / interview for practitioners of Oxford Health NHS Foundation

Trust ‘Improving the Physical Health of People Experiencing Psychosis; what 20 years of being a Carer has taught me’- Fee and travel costs to

be reimbursed

24th June 2019

26.06.2019 24th June 2019




educational and funded by the public sector, and

relates directly to his experience as carer of someone with severe

mental illness


David Shiers



Description of my daughter’s experience of rehabilitation as

contribution to an article published online

in the British Medical Association’s magazine to its members ‘The

Doctor’ No fee or pecuniary interest

https://www.bma.org.uk/news/2019/june/warehousedseriously-

ill-patients-sent-far-from-home-to-lockedprivate-

wards

5th June 2019

26.06.2019 25th June 2019 Declare and Participate


Rationale: Specific to guideline, but the interest

relates directly to his experience as carer of someone with severe

mental illness

David Shiers


Direct – non-

financial

Joseph Firth, Najma Siddiqi*, Ai Koyanagi, et al (Incl David Shiers)

The Lancet Psychiatry Commission: a blueprint for protecting physical

health in people with mental illness.

March 2019 29.08.2019 16.07.2019 Declare and Participate


Rationale: Specific to guideline, but not

considered prejudicial to an objective

interpretation of the evidence.


David Shiers


Direct – non-

financial

Crawford M, Huddart D, Craig E et al. Impact of secondary care

financial incentives on the quality of physical healthcare for people with psychosis: a longitudinal controlled study British Journal of Psychiatry

2019 Jul 5:1-6. doi: 10.1192/bjp.2019.162.

March 2019 29.08.2019 July 2019 Declare and Participate


Rationale: Specific to guideline, but not



David Shiers


Direct – non-

financial

Launch of UK version of y-QUIT resource to support smoking cessation for people with psychosis. Web-based resource

https://rightfromthestartmatters.com/y-quit/

May 2019 29.08.2019 18.07.2019 Declare and Participate


Rationale: Specific to guideline, but the resource is not






David Shiers


Direct – non-

financial

Presentation on physical health of people with SMI. Workshop/interview

for practitioners of RCN Advanced Nurse Practitioner Annual Conference, Birmingham.

September 2019

04.10.2019 September 2019






David Shiers


Direct – non-

financial

Participation in training video about physical health of people with SMI.

Primary care video for Yorkshire and Humber Academic Health Science

Network.

August 2019

04.10.2019 September 2019







David Shiers


Direct –financial

Presentation on physical health of people with SMI to NHSE roundtable – discussion of core screening indicators. No fee. Travel costs reimbursed.

October 2019

09.03.2020 October 2019

Declare and participate


Rationale: Specific to guideline but travel costs

reimbursed by public sector and content not



David Shiers


Direct – non-

financial

Co-author: Chen Y, Farooq S, Edwards J, Chew-Graham C, Shiers D et al Patterns of symptoms before a diagnosis of first episode psychosis: a latent class analysis of UK primary care electronic health records.

January 2019

09.03.2020 December 2019



Rationale: Paper is not about rehabilitation so

not specific to the guideline

David Shiers


Direct – non-

financial

Co-author: Crawford M et al (incl Shiers D) Impact of secondary care financial incentives on the quality of physical healthcare for people with psychosis: a longitudinal controlled study. The British Journal of Psychiatry: the Journal of Mental Science, 01 Dec 2019, 215(6):720-725

June 2019 09.03.2020 December

2019 Declare and participate


Rationale: Specific but content not considered

prejudicial to an objective interpretation of the

evidence.


David Shiers


Direct – non-

financial

Co-author: Gossage-Worrall R, Hind D, Barnard-Kelly KD, et al. (incl Shiers D) Structured lifestyle education for people With Schizophrenia (STEPWISE): mixed methods process evaluation of a group-based lifestyle education programme to support weight loss in people with schizophrenia. BMC Psychiatry. 2019 Nov;19(1):358. DOI: 10.1186/s12888-019-2282-5.

2014 (Prev declared NIHR funded research STEPWISE programme)

09.03.2020 November 2019



Rationale: Specific to guideline but content not considered prejudicial to

an objective interpretation of the

evidence.

David Shiers


Direct – non-

financial

Co-author: Bellass S, Taylor J, Han L, et al. (incl Shiers D) Exploring Severe Mental Illness and Diabetes: Protocol for a Longitudinal, Observational, and Qualitative Mixed Methods Study. Jmir Research Protocols. 2019 Sep;8(9):13407. DOI: 10.2196/13407.

2017 (Prev declared NIHR funded research – EMERALD programme)

09.03.2020 September 2019



Rationale: Specific but content not considered


evidence.


David Shiers


Direct – non-

financial

Presentation on physical health of people with SMI to NHSE Webex for commissioners. Discussion of long-term plan for improving physical health of people with SMI. No Fee.

January 2020

09.03.2020 January 2020





evidence.

David Shiers


Direct – non-

financial

Presentation on physical health of people with SMI. Keynote / interview for practitioners of Closing the Gap Network (University of York & Keele University). No fee or travel costs.

February 2020

09.03.2020 February 2020





evidence.

David Shiers


Direct –financial

Provided a teaching module on physical health of people with SMI. Led a half-day workshop training on CBT for psychosis training programme coordinated by Greater Manchester MH NHS FT. Fee and travel costs to be reimbursed.

March 2020 09.03.2020 March 2020 Declare and participate


Rationale: Specific to guideline but paid by

public sector and content not considered


evidence.


David Shiers


Direct – non-

financial

Presentation on physical health of people with SMI. Keynote / interview for practitioners of West Midlands Early Intervention in Psychosis Network. No fee; travel costs to be reimbursed.

March 2020 09.03.2020 March 2020 Declare and participate


Rationale: Specific to guideline but travel costs

reimbursed by public sector and content not



James Trevelyan

Committee member

(service user)

Update 28th August

2019: The committee member stepped

down


Works for a bipolar organisation as a peer support officer.

March 2015 29.6.2018 21.06.2019 Declare and Participate


Rationale: This is the member’s regular

employment and does not constitute a conflict

with the guideline.


James Trevelyan

Committee member

(service user)

Update 28th August


down

Direct – non-

financial

Working for Bipolar UK who have been awarded a grant from BUPA.

June 2018 18.7.2018 Ongoing



Rationale: Grant is to

employer and no direct

involvement with grant

James Trevelyan

Committee member

(service user)

Update 28th August


down

Direct – non-

financial

Working on the Trust wide Enablement Project as a Peer Support Specialist for Inclusion

Barnet as a critical partner or friend for Barnet Enfield and Haringey

Mental Health Trust

July 2019 11.07.2019 Ongoing Declare and Participate


Rationale: This is his professional role, and it

is not expected to pose a conflict to drafting recommendations

Faye Wilson

Committee member (Social Worker)

Direct – non-

financial

Specialist advisor in CQC Mental Health Reviews





Faye Wilson

Committee Member (Social Worker)

Direct – non-

financial

Member of British association of social workers practice and

education group mental health.




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