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Ben Hannigan

Professor Ben Hannigan

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Ysgol y Gwyddorau Gofal Iechyd

Email
HanniganB@caerdydd.ac.uk
Telephone
+44 29206 88567
Campuses
Tŷ Eastgate, Ystafell Ystafell 12.11, Heol Casnewydd, Caerdydd, CF24 0AB
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Other Roles and Responsibilities

Chair, School of Healthcare Sciences Research Review and Ethics Screening Committee.

Research Interests

I use social scientific ideas to inform analyses of mental health systems. Specifically, in my research and scholarship I address these interrelated areas: policy; service organisation and delivery; work, roles and values; the characteristics and wellbeing of the workforce; practitioner education; and the experiences of users. From the late 1990s I was part of a team investigating stress and burnout in mental health workers whilst my PhD was an ethnographic study of the organisation and delivery of interprofessional and interagency community mental health care.   As a Research Capacity Building Collaboration Wales (rcbc Wales) Postdoctoral Fellow I investigated the establishment, work and impact of crisis resolution and home treatment (CRHT) services. I am now leading the NIHR-funded RiSC team synthesising the evidence in the area of 'risk' for young people using inpatient mental health services, and am part of the NIHR-funded COCAPP team (led by Professor Alan Simpson, City University London) investigating care planning and care coordination in community mental health services across England and Wales and the NISCHR-funded Plan4Recovery team (led by Dr Michael Coffey, Swansea University) examining mental health recovery in social care settings. I am joint convenor of a Mental Health Research Network Cymru research development group established to investigate the organisation and delivery of services.

Career Overview

I joined the Cardiff School of Nursing and Midwifery Studies in 1997, leaving a post as a community mental health nurse in East London. Since then I have maintained a steady output of journal papers, book chapters and conference presentations. I am a founding member of the South Wales Mental Health Nursing Journal Club and Seminar Group, and jointly represent the Cardiff School of Nursing and Midwifery Studies at Mental Health Nurse Academics UK (MHNAUK).

Teaching Profile

I teach students on courses from pre-registration undergraduate through to professional doctorate levels, and supervise postgraduate research students.

I blog about my work (and other things) at http://benhannigan.com, and tweet as @benhannigan

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Articles

Book sections

  • Hannigan, B. and Powell, H. 2022. Maintaining professional competence. In: Higgins, A., Kilkku, N. and Kristofersson, G. K. eds. Advanced Practice in Mental Health Nursing: a European Perspective. Springer, pp. 467-482., (10.1007/978-3-031-05536-2_20)
  • Hannigan, B., Edwards, B., Hulatt, I. and Meudell, A. 2018. The policy context for contemporary mental health care. In: Wright, K. and McKeown, M. eds. Essentials of Mental Health Nursing. SAGE, pp. 126-137.
  • Nute, A. 2016. Working with groups. In: evans, n. and hannigan, b. eds. Therapeutic Skills for Mental Health Nurses. Open University Press, pp. 192-203.
  • Hannigan, B. 2015. Crisis intervention. In: Callaghan, P. and Gamble, C. eds. The Oxford Handbook of Mental Health Nursing 2nd ed.. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 76-76.
  • Hannigan, B. 2014. Community services. In: Hulatt, I. ed. Mental Health Policy for Nurses. London: SAGE Publications
  • Hannigan, B. 2010. Community mental health nursing. In: Watkins, S. D. and Cousins, J. eds. Public health and community nursing : frameworks for practice. 3rd ed.. Edinburgh: Elsevier Bailliere Tindal, pp. 237-248.
  • Hannigan, B. 2010. Values and mental health nursing. In: Pattison, S. et al. eds. Emerging values in health care: the challenge for professionals. London: Jessica Kingsley, pp. 109-121.
  • Pill, R. and Hannigan, B. 2010. Changing health care, changing professions. In: Pattison, S. et al. eds. Emerging values in health care: the challenge for professionals. London: Jessica Kingsley, pp. 23-42.
  • Hannigan, B. 2009. Interagency and interprofessional working. In: Callaghan, P., Playle, J. and Cooper, L. eds. Mental Health Nursing Skills. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 214-222.
  • Bickerstaffe, P., Hannigan, B., Wood, S. and Young, N. 2007. Using problem-based learning in mental health nurse education. In: Stickley, T. and Bassett, T. eds. Teaching Mental Health. Chichester: Wiley-Blackwell, pp. 255-264.
  • Hannigan, B. 2006. Data generation. In: Allen, D. and Lyne, P. eds. The Reality of Nursing Research: Politics, Practices and Processes. London and New York: Routledge, pp. 105-118.
  • Allen, D. A. and Hannigan, B. 2006. Negotiating a proposal through gate-keeping committees. In: Allen, D. A. and Lyne, P. A. eds. The Reality of Nursing Research: Politics, Practices and Process. London: Routledge, pp. 88-104.
  • Hannigan, B. and Coffey, M. 2006. The case for maintaining psychiatric/mental health nurse preparation within higher education. In: Cutcliffe, J. R. and Ward, M. F. eds. Key Debates in Psychiatric/ Mental Health Nursing. Edinburgh: Elsevier, pp. 132-143.
  • Hannigan, B. 2006. Crisis intervention. In: Callaghan, P. and Waldock, H. eds. The Oxford Handbook of Mental Health Nursing. Oxford: Oxford University Press., pp. 104-105.
  • Wainwright, P. and Hannigan, B. 2004. Values in research: the case of nursing. In: Pattison, S. and Pill, R. eds. Values in Professional Practice - Lessons for Health, Social Care and Other Professionals. Oxford: Radcliffe Medical Press, pp. 173-182.
  • Hannigan, B. 2003. Community mental health nursing. In: Watkins, D., Edwards, J. and Gastrell, P. eds. Community Health Nursing: Frameworks for Practice 2nd ed.. Baillière Tindall, pp. 247-257.
  • Coffey, M. and Hannigan, B. 2003. Education and training for community mental health nurses. In: Hannigan, B. and Coffey, M. eds. The Handbook of Community Mental Health Nursing. London: Routledge, pp. 359-369.
  • Hannigan, B. 2003. The policy and legal context. In: Hannigan, B. and Coffey, M. eds. The Handbook of Community Mental Health Nursing. London: Routledge, pp. 30-40.

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Recent research projects

2013 NIHR HS&DR Programme ' An evidence synthesis of risk identification, assessment and management for young people using tier 4 inpatient child and adolescent mental health services '. CI: Hannigan (HCARE), Edwards (HCARE), Evans (HCARE), Gillen (Information Services), Pryjmachuk (Manchester), Trainor (Greater Manchester West Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Longo (South Wales).  £117,922.

2013 NISCHR Research Funding Scheme Social Care Research AwardPlan4Recovery: assessing mental health recovery, care and treatment planning in social care. CI: Coffey (Swansea), Evans (Swansea), Hannigan (HCARE), Meudell, with Hafal (Martin and Wilson).  £208,744

2012 NIHR HS&DR Programme ' Cross-national comparative study of recovery-focused mental health care planning and coordination ' (CI: Simpson (City), Hannigan (HCARE), Jones (HCARE), Coffey (Swansea), Faulkner, Jancova (City).  £396,983.

2007 WORD and THF ' Mental health services in transition' (PI B.Hannigan)  £54,000

Addysgu

I teach students on courses from pre-registration undergraduate through to professional doctorate levels, and supervise postgraduate research students.
I blog about my work (and other things) at http://benhannigan.com, and tweet as @benhannigan.

I have these particular module responsibilities:
Health Policy and Economics, MSc Advanced Practice
Working and Leading in Complex Organisations, Doctorate in Advanced Healthcare Practice
Dissertation, MSc Advanced Practice.

Bywgraffiad

Awards and Prizes:

October 2006: Mental health services in transition: examining community crisis resolution and home treatment care. Research Capacity Building Collaboration Wales Postdoctoral Fellowship,  £54,000 [with Professor Davina Allen]

October 2006: A research group established though the Mental Health Research Network Cymru (MHRN-C) to investigate the organisation and delivery of services. MHRN-C,  £5,000 start-up and support costs [joint convenor with Professor Lesley Griffiths, and with 18 others]

July 2000: Health and social care for people with severe mental health problems: an ethnographic study. Smith and Nephew Foundation Nursing Research Fellowship,  £21,090 [with Dr Davina Allen and Professor Philip Burnard]

July 2000: A systematic review of the effects of stress management interventions for mental health professionals. Wales Office of Research and Development for Health and Social Care,  £9,798 [with Professor Philip Burnard, Debs Edwards, Professor Michael Owen, Dr Anne Fothergill and Dave Coyle]

June 1998: Stress and coping amongst community mental health nurses in Wales: a replication of an English study.General Nursing Council for England and Wales Trust,  £23,628 [with Professor Philip Burnard, Dave Coyle and Dr Anne Fothergill]

Anrhydeddau a dyfarniadau

Fellow of the European Academy of Nursing Science (2013 - )
NISCHR Faculty Lead Researcher (2013 - )
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2007 - )
RCBC Wales Postdoctoral Fellow (2006)
Smith and Nephew Foundation Nursing Research Fellow (2000)

Aelodaethau proffesiynol

2016-present: Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

2013-present: Fellow of the European Academy of Nursing Science

2003-present: Member, Mental Health Nurse Academics UK

2000-present: Lecturer/Practice Educator, Nursing and Midwifery Council

1992-present: Registered Nurse (Mental Health and Adult fields), Nursing and Midwifery Council

Meysydd goruchwyliaeth

I welcome hearing from people wanting to carry out postgraduate mental health systems and services research. I am particularly interested in supervising people aiming to develop their expertise in the use of in-depth qualitative research design and methods, and in research which involves collaborations with people with lived experience of mental health difficulties.

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