Michael Slade PhD
Michael Slade PhD is a clinical psychologist. He works at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, United Kingdom as Head of section of Community mental health. He is primarily a consultant in Clinical Psychology for Rehabilitation. Michael Slade PhD has published a number of works on various topics connected with Clinical psychology and rehabilitation. He is a trainer as well as a conductor of the Camberwell Assessment of Need. He helps in making use of outcome measures at business establishments to ensure that the scientific methods are applicable and usable in business and in daily life.
Michael Slade PhD in his papers has mainly addressed the following areas of his work:
1. Assessment of social presence in most of the work is brought about in his research work. For instance, there is a stress on the psychiatric analysis of day to day happenings in life. How do meetings improve the quality of life? Does it improve at all or is it just a pain for the people to go through the process? Michael Slade PhD answers these questions along with his colleagues in his paper on Meetings in the journal Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics published in 2004 volume 73. Some of his other ground breaking research aimed at helping work situation includes his work on violence in adults. When and where do people really get violent? Two of Michael Slade PhD's papers, one in Journal of Mental Health and the other in Psychiatric Bulletin, talk about and analyze the ways and means of violence in adult life. These papers also talk about methodologies to assess the extent of risk due to violence from your staff and people. To what extent you need to apportion funds to cover this risk. This is not something that is covered normally by the insurance companies unless you ask for it.
2. His further research in intellectual disability and psychiatric disorders has contributed to more than four papers during 2005 and 2006. Michael Slade PhD, all along worked to enhance the life style of people with disorders and to improve the life of the people who are associated with those as well. All these would improve the life and the times of the people by providing clearer understanding of their ailments and the ways and means to solve them. 3. Michael Slade PhD's continuing research on assessment and quantitative measurement of some of the illnesses, typically, schizophrenia and other related diseases has helped international researchers to conduct more directed research. Similar quantification of measures was done by him for outcome measures in adult mental health services too. In a number of cases, Michael Slade PhD has brought about categorical research directions to the area of work he was on. This has also helped the institute he worked with in taking on newer and better solutions for the psychiatric issues. He continues to contribute widely, all over the world, for the needs of the science and scientific temperament.
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