Projects

This study aims to explore the cost-effectiveness of interventions improving asthma treatment adherence, with a specific focus on the role of socioeconomic inequality. The developed model will seek to support...

In this research project, co-funded by YAS, we will use routine data to explore the impact of the MHRVs on attendances for mental health emergencies at hospitals in the area....

Mental Health Navigators (MHN) in Wakefield are there to support tenants of Wakefield District Housing in their mental health needs and lifestyle choices. This study worked out how useful the...

The ‘Assessing a Distinct IAPT service’ (ADAPT) study used NHS Talking Therapies (TTad), previously called Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT), routine data to evaluate an Enhanced TTad service compared...

In 2019 Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust (HTFT) introduced a ward-based Pharmacy Technicians to their mental health inpatient units. The aim of the Pharmacy Technicians was to influence a wide...

Epidemiological research has documented that physical health shocks, such as stroke, heart attack, and the onset of cancer, might trigger mental health conditions such as depression. Due to limitations in...

In social care research economic evaluation has had limited role in informing formal decision-making processes, in contrast to other health related areas. However, increasing research funding and policy interest is...

Emergency Care departments around the country are struggling to meet the needs of the numbers of people attending them to seek care. Previous research has shown that a large proportion...

Unfortunately, it is never possible for society to afford all of the services and treatments that might be beneficial to those who may need care and support. This means that...