Patrick Callaghan

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Biography

Dr Patrick Callaghan RN BSc MSc PhD CPsychol. CSCi, FHEA, Professor of Mental Health Nursing, Chartered Health Psychologist and Chartered Health Scientist, University of Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust, UK. Visiting Professor of Mental Health, University of Dublin, Trinity College, Fellow Higher Education Academy, UK. Associate Director (NHS Engagement) Mental Health Research Network and External Education Peer Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London

Professor Callaghan is a Mental Health Nurse and Chartered Health Psychologist. He is Professor of Mental Health Nursing at the University of Nottingham, UK and Nottinghamshire NHS Healthcare Trust where he heads a research programme designed to enable people to recover from mental distress, leading on service evaluation, testing the effect of psychosocial interventions on health and well being and investigating links between mental health nursing and service user outcomes. Patrick is past Area Commissioner and Non-Executive Director of the Mental Health Act Commission in England, and Associate Commissioner with the Healthcare Commission. He is an advisor to the Department of Health in England on mental health nursing and research, and is a past advisor on health and social policy issues to the Royal College of Nursing, UK. He was a member of the reference panel for the Chief Nursing Officer's Review of Mental Health Nursing that reported in April 2006; he co-chaired the education sub-group of this review. He has generated more than £1million in externally funded grant income from prestigious sources including the European Union, National Institute of Health (NIHR) in England as well as charitable foundations. He has published approximately 65 papers in nursing, psychology and medical journals and presented more than 40 conference papers worldwide. He is an Investigator with the NIHR, a Professorial Fellow of the Institute of Mental Health and has 23 years experience in working in Universities in England and overseas.

Expertise Summary

Social Cognition Models of Health-related Behaviour

Psychological Interventions

Mental Health Nursing Processes and Outcomes

Quantitative Research Methods

Mental Health Service Evaluation

Teaching Summary

Social Cognition Models of Health-related Behaviour

Psychological Interventions

Mental Health Nursing Processes and Outcomes

Quantitative Research Methods

Mental Health Service Evaluation

Research Summary

• 2009

  Callaghan, P et al

  £241,000

  H.E.A.L.T.H. project revised: Pragmatic RCT of exercise with young people diagnosed with anxiety and depression

  NIHR Research For Patient Benefit Programme

  2010

  Lovell, Callaghan et al al

  £100,000

  Service user involvement in care planning

  NIHR Programme Grant Development Grant

  2010

  Repoer, Callaghan et et al

  £390,000

  Evaluation of peer support workers in mental health

  Health Foundation

Recent Publications

• HIGGINS, A, CALLAGHAN, P, DEVRIES, J, KEOGH, B, MORRISSEY, J, NASH, M, RYAN, D, GUJBELS, H and CARTER, T, 2012. Evaluation of mental health recovery and Wellness Recovery Action Plan Journal of Advanced Nursing. (In Press.)
• CALLAGHAN, P, PHILLIPS, P, KHALIL, E and CARTER, T, 2012. Meeting the physical health care needs of people with substance misuse problems: evaluation of a nurse-led blood borne virus programme International Journal of Mental Health Nursing. (In Press.)
• CALLAGHAN, P, DAVID, A, LEWIS, S, MARSHALL, M, SZMUKLER, G, WYKES, T, ASHCROFT, J and BURNS, S, 2012. Developing support for clinical research: the Mental Health Rseearch Network experience Clinical Investigation. 2(5), 459-463
• CALLAGHAN, P., KHALIL, E., MORRES, I. and CARTER, T., 2011. Pragmatic randomised controlled trial of preferred intensity exercise in women living with depression. BMC Public Health. 11, 465

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Other responsibilities

Joint appointment with Nottinghamshire Healthcare HS Trust

Past Research

1992

P. Callaghan & R. Adams

£60,000

Identifying and evaluating the effect of therapeutic nursing on patient outcomes with particular reference to Quality of Life in a special hospital

University of East London

Broadmoor Hospital, Berkshire

1994

P. Callaghan, H.P.French,

E. Holroyd, K. Sellick

S. Dudley-Brown

HK$31,860

(£2548)

The Effectiveness of Tutorials in Behaviourial Sciences for Nurses: An Action Learning Project

University Grants Committee of Hong Kong

1998

P. Callaghan

HK$77,000

(£6160)

Designing equivalent, reliable and valid measures of variables that may predict exercise behaviour in young Chinese people

Hong Kong Government Health Services Research Committee

1998

A.Molassiotis, P. Callaghan

S.F.Twinn

HK$307,000

(£24,560)

Randomized Controlled Trial of the effectiveness of group cognitive-behavioural interventions and peer support/counselling in symptomatic HIV patients.

Hong Kong AIDS Trust Fund

2000

P. Callaghan, T. J. Coats

L. Leigh, A. Smith

L. Bowers

£67,000

An evaluation of the laison mental health service at the A & E department of the Royal London Hospital

NHS R & D Levy

2000

L.Bowers

P.Callaghan and 5 European

partners

EU 491,000

(£250,000)

The European Violence in Psychiatry Research Group Dissemination Project

European Union (5th Framework Programme)

2001

L. Turner & P. Callaghan

£20,000

Evaluating the introduction of a pilot client attachment scheme in mental health nursing education

City University research award

2001

L. Bowers, P. Callaghan et al.

£106,129

The right people for the job: choosing staff that will adjust positively and productively to working in the new personality disorder (PD) services

The Home Office

2002

L. Bowers, P. Callaghan et al

£300,000

City Nurses Project: evaluating care of young people with mental health problems in East London

Square Smile Appeal of Lord Mayor of London

2003

P. Callaghan

£25,000

Evaluation of Blood Borne Virus Project

ELC MH Trust

2004

P.Callaghan

£156,000

Developing international excellence

RAE Development Fund City University, London

2005

J.Jones, P.Callaghan et al.

£78,475

Developing Strategies for the Management of Disruptive Patient Behaviours in the Haemodialysis Units at Barts and the London Trust

Research Advisory Board Barts and the London NHS Trust

2006

P.Callaghan, E. Khalil and S. Owen

£99,307

Pragmatic randomised controlled trial of a preferred intensity exercise programme to improve physiological and associated psychological, social and wellbeing outcomes of women living with depression

Burdett Trust

2006

J.Schneider, P Callaghan et al

£25,068

Better outcomes for the most excluded: evidence review of aclmn and mapping of existing services

Care Services Improvement Partnership

2007

P. Callaghan et al.

£248, 750

An evaluation of the Chief Nursing Officer's Review of Mental Health Nursing.

National Institute of Health Research - Policy Research Programme

2008

J. Schenider, P. Callaghan et al

£299,000

Inpatient care of people with dementia

National Institute of Health Research - NCC SDO programme

2008

C.Adams,P Callaghan & P.Liddle

£479,000

Dental Care Trial for People with Severe Mental Illness: Part of £14m CLARHC mental health theme

NIHR

2009

Callaghan, Higgins et al

€58,000

Evaluation of the impact of a Mental Health Recovery and Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) Education Programme

The Irish Mental Health & Recovery Education Consortium

Future Research

The role of self-efficacy in exercise adherence

Care Planning in Mental Health Services

• HIGGINS, A, CALLAGHAN, P, DEVRIES, J, KEOGH, B, MORRISSEY, J, NASH, M, RYAN, D, GUJBELS, H and CARTER, T, 2012. Evaluation of mental health recovery and Wellness Recovery Action Plan Journal of Advanced Nursing. (In Press.)
• CALLAGHAN, P, PHILLIPS, P, KHALIL, E and CARTER, T, 2012. Meeting the physical health care needs of people with substance misuse problems: evaluation of a nurse-led blood borne virus programme International Journal of Mental Health Nursing. (In Press.)
• CALLAGHAN, P, DAVID, A, LEWIS, S, MARSHALL, M, SZMUKLER, G, WYKES, T, ASHCROFT, J and BURNS, S, 2012. Developing support for clinical research: the Mental Health Rseearch Network experience Clinical Investigation. 2(5), 459-463
• CALLAGHAN, P., KHALIL, E., MORRES, I. and CARTER, T., 2011. Pragmatic randomised controlled trial of preferred intensity exercise in women living with depression. BMC Public Health. 11, 465
• HALL, J. and CALLAGHAN, P., 2011. Focus group study of service user and carer experience of an integrated pathway. International Journal of Care Pathways. 15, 44-48
• MORRISSEY, J. and CALLAGHAN, P., 2011. Communication Skills for Mental Health Nurses. Open University Press.
• WRIGHT, N., CALLAGHAN, P. and BARTLETT, P., 2011. Mental health service users and practitioners’ experiences of engagement in assertive outreach: a qualitative study. Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing.
• CALLAGHAN, P, REPPER, J, CLIFTON, A, STACEY, G and CARTER, T, 2011. Evaluation of the Chief Nursing Officer's Review of Mental Health Nursing in Engalnd: Findings from case studies from mental health Trusts Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. (In Press.)
• CALLAGHAN, P, KHALIL, E, MORRES, I and CARTER, T, 2010. A Propsective Evaluation of the Transtheoretical Model of Change applied to exercise in young people International Journal of Nursing Studies. 47(1), 3-12
• STICKLEY, T. CLIFTON, A. CALLAGHAN, P. REPPER, J. AVIS, M. PRINGLE, A. STACEY, G. TAKOORDYAL, P. FELTON, A. BARKER, J, RAYNER, L. JONES, D. BRENNAN, D. DIXON, J., 2009. Thinking the unthinkable: does mental health nursing have a future?: Comentary Journal of Psychaitric and Mental Health Nursing. 16, p.300-304
• STICKLEY, T. AND STACEY, G., 2009. Caring: The essence of mental health nursing.. In: CALLAGHAN, P. PLAYLE, J. AND COOPER, L., ed., Mental Health Nursing Skills. Oxford University Press. (In Press.)
• HALL, J and CALLAGHAN, P, 2009. The Organization of mental health care. Contrasting prevailing approaches with integrated care pathways – care plans, case management and integrated care pathways. Part 1 International Journal of Care Pathways. 13, 17-22 (In Press.)
• HALL, J and CALLAGHAN, P, 2009. Part 2: The Organization of mental health care. Contrasting prevailing approaches with integrated care pathways – care plans, case management and integrated care pathways. International Journal of Care Pathways. 23-29
• WRIGHT, N., BARTLETT, P. and CALLAGHAN, P., 2008. A review of the literature on the historical development of community mental health services in the United Kingdom Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. 15, 229-237
• TETLIE, TRINE, EIK-NES, NORGILS, PALMSTIERNA, TOM, CALLAGHAN, PATRICK and NØTTESTAD, JIM A, 2008. The effect of exercise on psychological & physical health outcomes: preliminary results from a Norwegian forensic hospital. Journal of psychosocial nursing and mental health services. 46(7), 38-43
• WRIGHT, N, BARTLETT, P and CALLAGHAN, P, 2008. A review of the literature on the historical development of community mental health services in the United Kingdom. Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. 15(3), 229-37
• HALL, J and CALLAGHAN, P, 2008. Developments in Managing Mental Health Care: A Review of the Literature Issues in Mental Health Nursing. 29, 1245-1272
• LAU, V.M.H, CALLAGHAN, P, TWINN, S.F. and GOODFELLOW, B, 2007. THe Nursing Gaze: Powers relations in a study of nurse-resident interactions in leanring disability Journa of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. 14, 346-355
• EALES, S., CALLAGHAN, P. and JOHNSON, B., 2006. Service users and other stakeholders' evaluation of a liaison mental health service in an accident and emergency department and a general hospital setting Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. 13(1), 70-77
• CALLAGHAN, P. and WALDOCK, H., eds., 2006. The Oxford handbook of mental health nursing Oxford University Press, Oxford.
• BOWERS, LEN, CARR-WALKER, PAOLA, ALLAN, TERESA, CALLAGHAN, PATRICK, NIJMAN, HENK and PATON, JO, 2006. Attitude to personality disorder among prison officers working in a dangerous and severe personality disorder unit. International journal of law and psychiatry. 29(5), 333-42
• BOWERS, L., CARR-WALKER, P., PATON, J., NIJMAN, H., CALLAGHAN, P., ALLAN, T. and ALEXANDER, J., 2005. Changes in attitudes to personality disorder on a DSPD unit Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health. VOL 15(PART 3), 171-183
• LARKIN, C. and CALLAGHAN, P., 2005. Professionals' perceptions of interprofessional working in community mental health teams Journal of Interprofessional Care. VOL 19(NUMB 4), 338-346
• CALLAGHAN, P. and NORMAN, P., 2004. A prospective evaluation of the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) and the Transtheoretical Model of Change (TTM) on exercise in young people Psychology & Health. 19(3, Supplement 1), 29-30
• TURNER, L., CALLAGHAN, P., EALES, S. and PARK, A., 2004. Evaluating the introduction of a pilot client attachment scheme in mental health nursing education Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. VOL 11(NUMBER 4), 414-421
• CALLAGHAN, P., 2004. Exercise: a neglected intervention in mental health care? Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. VOL 11(NUMBER 4), 476-483
• CALLAGHAN,P., 2004. Mental health assessment. In: COX,C., ed., Physical assessment for nurses Blackwell Publishing, Oxford. 104-111
• BOWERS, L., CALLAGHAN, P., CLARK, N. and EVERS, C., 2004. Comparisons of psychotropic drug prescribing patterns in acute psychiatric wards across Europe European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology. VOL 60(PART 1), 29-36
• CARR-WALKER, P., BOWERS, L., CALLAGHAN, P., NIJMAN, H. and PATON, J., 2004. Attitudes towards personality disorders: Comparison between prison officers and psychiatric nurses Legal and Criminological Psychology. VOL 9(PART 2), 265-278
• CHEUNG, L. H., CALLAGHAN, P. and CHANG, A. M., 2003. A controlled trial of psycho-educational interventions in preparing Chinese women for elective hysterectomy International Journal of Nursing Studies. VOL 40(NUMBER 2), 207-216
• CALLAGHAN, P., EALES, S., COATES, T. and BOWERS, L., 2003. A review of research on the structure, process and outcome of liaison mental health services Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. VOL 10(PART 2), 155-166
• BOWERS, L., CLARK, N. and CALLAGHAN, P., 2003. Research Note: Multidisciplinary Reflections on Assessment for Compulsory Admission: The Views of Approved Social Workers, General Practitioners, Ambulance Crews, Police, Community Psychiatric Nurses and Psychiatrists British Journal of Social Work. VOL 33(PART 7), 961-968
• CALLAGHAN, P., EVES, F.F., NORMAN, P., CHANG, A.M. and LUNG, C.Y., 2002. Applying the transtheoretical model of change to exercise in young Chinese people British Journal of Health Psychology. 7(3), 267-282
• CALLAGHAN, P. and LI, H.C., 2002. The effect of pre-operative psychological interventions on post-operative outcomes in Chinese women having an elective hysterectomy British Journal of Health Psychology. 7(2), 247-252
• MOLASSIOTIS, A., CALLAGHAN, P., TWINN, S. F., LAM, S. W., CHUNG, W. Y. and LI, C. K., 2002. A Pilot Study of the Effects of Cognitive-Behavioral Group Therapy and Peer Support/Counseling in Decreasing Psychologic Distress and Improving Quality of Life in Chinese Patients with Symptomatic HIV Disease AIDS Patient Care and STDs. VOL 16(PART 2), 83-96
• CALLAGHAN, PATRICK, EALES, SARAH, COATS, TIM, BOWERS, LEN and BUNKER, JENNIE, 2002. Patient feedback on liaison mental health care in A&E. Nursing Times. 98(21), 34-6
• CALLAGHAN, P. and CHAN, H.C., 2001. The effect of videotaped or written information on Chinese gastroscopy patients' clinical outcomes Patient Education and Counseling. 42(3), 225-230
• CALLAGHAN, P, EALES, S, LEIGH, L, SMITH, A and NICHOLS, J, 2001. Characteristics of an Accident and Emergency liaison mental health service in East London. Journal of Advanced Nursing. 35(6), 812-8
• CALLAGHAN, P. and CRAWFORD, P., Evidence-based Mental Health Nursing. In: CALLAGHAN, P., ed., Mental Health Nursing Skills Oxford University Press. (In Press.)