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SRI 2 Launch event
On 31st October 2011, SRN launched the SRI 2 - the web tool we designed to help mental health services deliver recovery focused practice. You can download the presentations from the event below by clicking the title above.
  
simon_bradstreet_sri2_launchThe launch event, held at Edinburgh's Dynamic Earth, was chaired by Hugh Masters, the Scottish Government's Nursing Officer for Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Nursing.

We were also delighted to have Michael Matheson MSP, Minister for Public Health present to help launch the SRI 2 tool.

The event also featured a presentation from James Dalrymple, Senior Nurse Practitioner, The Ayr Clinic, talks about his experience of piloting the Scottish Recovery Indicator 2.

In addition to this James Kennedy, Practice Development Nurse, Integrated Mental Health Services & Learning Disability (NHS Tayside), talked about his experience of using the original SRI tool and how he integrated its use with other policiy initiatives like Releasing Time to Care.

You can also view pictures from photographer Becky Duncan as well as the presentation and Q&A videos on our Recovery film and video clips page for the SRI 2 Launch. 

For more information on the Scottish Recover Indicator please go to the SRI 2 website.

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Presentations from the SRI 2 Launch event.
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