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Transitions and Challenges in Mental Health Care:  South Eastern Division Autumn Conference 2025

21Nov

Online Event

Timings 9.30am-1pm
Location Virtual event, Online
CPD 1 CPD point per hour of content. Subject to peer group approval.
Consultant Member£70
SAS Doctors/Higher Residents£54
Core Resident/Subsidised/Retired£36
Foundation Doctors/Medical Students£36
Allied Health Professional/Patient/Carers£36
Non-Member£93
Transitions and Challenges in Mental Health Care:  South Eastern Division Autumn Conference 2025

Event Information

'Transitions and Challenges in Mental Health Care'

The conference will explore the critical transitions across the mental healthcare pathway from CAMHS to Adult Mental Health Services and onward to Older adult care. Join us as we examine the clinical and practical challenges faced by professionals supporting individuals through these stages. Through expert insights and shared experiences we aim to foster understanding and improve continuity of care across the lifespan. 

Time Presentation
9.30– 9.35am
 
Welcome
Dr Raj Attavar
Chair of RCPsych South Eastern Division
9.35-10.20am Transition from CAMHS to CMHT
Dr Uma Rani Padmanabhi and Malcolm Reid
Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist
10.20 – 10.35amLived experience of transitioning between services: CAMHS to Primary Care Services
Lived experience speaker
10.35 - 10.50am Lived experience of transitioning between services: CAMHS to CMHT
Lived experience speaker
10.50 – 11.05am Q&A Panel with Lived Experience Speakers
11.05 – 11.20am Comfort break
11.20am – 12:05pm

Lost in Transition: Same Person, Different Service - is an ageless service necessarily seamless?

Dr Amod Dalvi

Honorary Senior Lecturer, King’s College, London & Consultant Old Age Psychiatrist, Kent & Medway  Mental Health NHS Trust

12:05 – 12.50pm Challenges in Mental Health Services
Professor Subodh Dave
RCPsych Dean and Consultant Psychiatrist
12.50-1.00pm Final comments and close of day
Dr Elizabeth Junaid
CPD Lead for RCPsych South Eastern Division

The Conference Committee reserves the right to change the Programme.

The RCPsych is an inclusive organisation with over 21,000 members who have a diverse range of views, which we look to represent across the programme. To further open dialogue, scientific discovery and enrich learning, we provide our members with the opportunity to hear from a range of professionals. The speakers’, panellists’ and participants’ views and comments are their own and not the established views of the College

This event will be recorded and available to all registered delegates to watch on demand. The recording will be available within two weeks of the live event taking place and will be emailed out to all registered delegates. The recording will be available to watch for 60 days from the event taking place.

Copies of speakers' slides will be included with the recording, but only in cases where we have received permission from the speaker.

We ask that all delegates ensure that their email address associated with their membership account is correct and up to date, as this is where all correspondence will be sent.

Please note that this webinar recording will not be available to purchase post-event.

Dr Uma Rani Padmanabhi: Transition from CAMHS to CMHT

Dr Uma Rani Padmanabhi is a Child and Adolescent Consultant Psychiatrist with a special interest in transition of care and medical education. Following her core psychiatry training, she worked as a Specialty and Associate Specialist (SAS) doctor in CAMHS and achieved specialist registration via the CESR route, a journey she recently shared in BMJ The Doctor magazine.
In her current consultant role, Uma leads on the transition of care for young people aged 17 ? years within CAMHS, ensuring continuity, safety, and collaboration as they move into adult or primary care services. She works closely with multidisciplinary teams to streamline pathways, embed patient voice, and strengthen joint working between services to reduce disruption and improve outcomes for young people and families. 
Beyond her clinical work and supervisory role for resident doctors, she is a Medical Educator at the University of Portsmouth (in partnership with King’s College London) Graduate Entry Medicine programme. She also serves as the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Champion for the 萝莉视频’ Southeast Division, supporting inclusive practice within the service and Trust pilot in LGBTQ+ initiatives. 

 

Dr Amod Dalvi: Lost in Transition: Same Person Different Service Is a Ageless service necessarily seamless?

Dr Dalvi Is Fellow of the 萝莉视频, Honorary Senior Lecturer Kings College London & Consultant Old Age Psychiatrist in Kent& Medway Mental Health NHS Trust . He trained at the Charing Cross Hospital in London and was Honorary Research Fellow, Division of Neurosciences Imperial College School of Medicine, expert medical member on the Charing Cross research and ethics committee ,member of the clinical advisory group for dementia for NHS 萝莉视频 .He is a reviewer for the BMJ Case report. He jointly developed the Neuroimaging &early diagnosis Service for dementia in East  Kent  with Neuroradiology and Nuclear Medicine. He was Principal investigator for the RADAR study. He is a undergraduate , core and higher specialist trainer and his  main research interests are genetics of young onset Dementias,  Amyloid targeting  therapies , precision medicine, mathematical neurosciences in cognitive disorders 

 

Professor Subodh Dave: Challenges in Mental Health Services

Professor Subodh Dave is College Dean and holds this role until 2026. He has overall responsibility for setting standards for and facilitating the effective delivery of psychiatric education and training.

Subodh is an international medical graduate having done his MD and DNB (Psychiatry) from Grant Medical College, Mumbai, India. He moved to the UK in 1995 and obtained his CCT in General Adult Psychiatry with an endorsement in Liaison Psychiatry. He works as Consultant Liaison Psychiatrist in Derbyshire Healthcare Foundation Trust and is Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Bolton. He is Deputy Director of Undergraduate Medical Education and in that role has led innovations in introducing and embedding simulation and lived-experience involvement in the training of medical students at the University of Nottingham.

Subodh has held training roles at all levels spanning undergraduate, foundation and postgraduate training both in the UK and internationally.

He is passionate about ensuring that training, assessment structures and CPD (Continuing Professional Development) programmes lead to improvements in patient care and clinical outcomes.

 

 

Please read our terms and conditions before making your booking.

For further information, please contact:

Email: division.events@rcpsych.ac.uk

Contact Name: Division Events Team

Contact number: 0208 618 4240

Event Location

Location: Virtual event, Online