Dominic Beer, FRCPsych, MD, MA
 Consultant psychiatrist, The Bracton Centre, Oxleas NHS
Foundation. Trust and Honorary Senior Lecturer, The Institute of
Psychiatry, University of London.
Dr Beer leads a low secure
mental health challenging behaviour service at the Bracton Centre,
Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust, and has published research on patients
exhibiting challenging behaviour. He co-founded the National
Association of Psychiatric Intensive Care and Low Secure Units
(NAPICU). His co-edited textbook, Psychiatric Intensive Care, is
the first such textbook in the world.
Email: Dominic.beer@oxleas.nhs.uk
Declaration of interests:
None
Darryl Anthony Davis,
BA, MA
Research and development and knowledge management facilitator,
Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust.
Anthony supports clinicians undertaking research and leads on
knowledge management within the Trust. He has published research on
the use of information technology by people with serious
mental illness and the process of ethical review within the NHS. He
has a background and interest in the philosophy and ethics of
mental health, particularly the concept of self and its effects
upon psychiatric practice.
Email:
anthony.davis@oxleas.nhs.uk
Declaration of interests:
None
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