Projects

A small group of high impact service users with alcohol dependence and comorbid mental health and physical problems disproportionately account for the greatest use of acute hospital admissions and emergency...

Following on from a research priority initiative that was to pinpoint the most important questions for people living with mental and physical multimorbidity, we are designing a free online Learning...

Creative Minds (CM) is an organisation that helps to fund creative activity groups in the community for people who are living with or recovering from a range of mental health...

COVID-19 restrictions meant that community groups run by Voluntary Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) organisations, had to adapt almost overnight to a new way of working including online groups and...

As part of the UK’s cross-government commitment to embed GSP into communities to prevent and tackle mental ill health, the HNY Health and Care Partnership was commissioned as one of...

Following our initial publications of cross-sectional data on the associations between mental health, loneliness and the human-animal bond during the first Covid lockdown, we have since been funded to explore...

A total of 214 participants were recruited from OWLS 1 and 2 surveys to join the OWLS Cohort, which represented a group of participants with a diagnosis of serious mental...

The NIHR-funded SCEPTRE programme focuses on developing and testing a complex intervention to help smokers maintain or achieve positive smoking behaviour change (smoking cessation or smoking reduction) following discharge from...

The project investigates a potential Syndemic framework of modifiable health behaviours and their role in health experience for people diagnosed with a severe mental illness ((SMI) depression, bipolar disorder, or...

There are two health informatic workstreams: data-based research with Urgent Care theme colleagues, to understand and address disproportionate use of urgent and emergency care by people with serious mental illness;...

Patient‐reported outcome measures (PROMs) collect information about changes in health linked to treatments delivered. In NHS Mental Health Trusts (MHTs) they can help understand more about service users’ mental health...