Короткий фильм «Invisible» призван привлечь внимание к проблемам психического здоровья отцов

Invisible: using film to bring fathers’ mental health research to life Digital Edition: Invisible: using film to bring fathers’ mental health research to life Abstract Despite growing evidence over the past decade demonstrating the significant mental health needs of new fathers, corresponding changes in policy and practice have remained limited. This article outlines an innovative interdisciplinary collaboration led by health visitors that uses film as a medium for knowledge mobilisation, aiming to influence both practice and policy. Invisible, a short film, was created by Inner Eye Productions in collaboration with the Institute of Health Visiting, with funding from The Burdett Trust for Nursing. It aims to raise awareness of paternal mental health, catalyse reflective practice, and prompt systemic change in the support offered to families during the perinatal period. Citation: Baldwin S et al (2026) Invisible: using film to bring fathers’ mental health research to life. Nursing Times; 122: 8. Authors: Sharin Baldwin is senior health visitor research lead, Institute of Health Visiting; adjunct research fellow, Western Sydney University and post-doctoral research fellow, University of Kent; Chris Godwin is creative director, Inner Eye Productions; Hilda Beauchamp is former perinatal and infant mental health lead, Institute of Health Visiting. Welcome! To continue reading either: Access your account Log in to your account to access your content on Nursing Times. Get unlimited access Subscribe today for unlimited access to 6,000+ clinical articles, learning units, procedures, AI-powered tools, expert insights, the full NT Archive and the new NT app. Premium subscribers also get Nursing Insights – interactive dashboards on workforce, patient experience, and public health. Find out more here. Start a FREE trial Get limited access for your first week. No further commitment, no payment details required. Access to Premium content not included in trial. Welcome. This content is exclusively for subscribers. To continue reading: Subscribe to get unlimited access To access this content, you’ll need a subscription to Nursing Times. Subscribe today to unlock over 6,000 double-blind peer-reviewed clinical articles, exclusive learning units on the fundamentals of nursing care, step-by-step clinical procedures, the AI-powered Ask Nursing Times search tool, the latest news and analysis, and full access to the NT Archive dating back to 1905. Premium subscribers also gain access to Nursing Insights – an exclusive data platform with interactive dashboards covering workforce, wellbeing, patient experience and public health, designed to support evidence-based decisions across the healthcare system. Nursing Insights can be purchased separately. Check if you already have access from your company or university