The Spike Milligan Public Speaking Competition

  • Brophy J
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The Spike Milligan Public Speaking Competition is a series of events conducted by the Irish Division of The Royal College of Psychiatrists' Public Education Committee. The initiative began as a local project, as part of the Changing Minds campaign. It is aimed at developing lifelong positive attitudes towards mental illness by doctors in training, and at redressing some of the stigma and negativity towards mental illness prevalent among trained doctors. It also aims to provide them with a positive experience of public speaking, in particular on mental health topics, and to enhance skills in communication with the public.

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Brophy, J. (2003). The Spike Milligan Public Speaking Competition. Psychiatric Bulletin, 27(7), 273–273. https://doi.org/10.1192/pb.27.7.273

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