2020-2022 During the pandemic, we brought together international researchers examining the impact of #COVID19 on #mentalhealth. Led by @Daisy_Fancourt @UCL_BSH
❗️Important update❗️Our research group has a new Twitter account @UCL_SBB which will now be our main channel announcing publications, project launches, upcoming events and more.
PLEASE NOTE: this account will remain live but we will no longer be tweeting from here
Hot off the press! What is the association between urban greenspace coverage & the growth trajectories of anxiety symptoms? Read more on this relationship during the pandemic here👇👇
@FeifeiBu @Karen_MakHW @andrewp_steptoe @benedictwheeler @Daisy_Fancourt
https://t.co/gGO4B94VEJ
"I am really impressed at how we have managed to collaborate together. The fact that you and I are talking and that the COVID-MINDS Network exists is a credit to us."
@Tamsin_J_Ford's insights on the MH crisis of young ppl & how researchers can respond
https://t.co/AWd9RVj818
As our network comes to a close, academics around the world offer their thoughts on the major mental health lessons learnt during the pandemic.
Thank you @covidminds researchers for taking part!
VIDEO: https://t.co/JhQqv1fnfb
@UCL_IEHC@UCL_BSH
Hooray! 🥳Our work on the impact of COVID-19 on maternal depressive symptoms and infant / early childhood temperament has now been published in Infant and Child Development! @KarlaHolmboe @GaiaScerif https://t.co/9gumkzBC41
NEW PAPER ALERT: Our latest @collateproject paper showing how adaptive coping strategies were used in Australia during the #COVID19 pandemic and their benefits for wellbeing across individuals; benefits from doing things at home and focusing on gratefulness too #collateprojectAU
New research from the #COVID19LHW collaboration, using data from 4 UK longitudinal population cohorts, shows that key workers working from home showed the greatest decline in mental health outcomes https://t.co/i0GHSmnJIx
As various @wellcometrust MH call deadlines approach I wanted those working on applications to know we are rooting for you. We appreciate the work that goes in and the pain of not getting funded. We have the privilege of seeing your ideas. You are what make our job worthwhile
@wellcometrust is partnering with @FondationBotnar to commission a landscape analysis on mental health science, policy and practice in 22 countries.
Deadline 3 June 2022
Request for proposals: https://t.co/1RHbrdhVbp
Learn more about Wellcome's vision: https://t.co/5LnDbBZcJA
CALL FOR PAPERS!
@PLOS is releasing a Special Issue on #COVID19 and global #mentalhealth.
Dozens of researchers in @covidminds may be interested! Our director @Daisy_Fancourt will be a Guest Editor.
More details below👇
Check out @Dee_Knipe and colleagues' new @TheLancet Seminar on suicide and self-harm - great to see focus on marginalised groups, low and middle-income countries, climate change, internet and interventions, in particular
Great new animation by @CLOSER_UK highlighting the important role that the UK longitudinal population studies have played in helping policymakers to understand the economic, social and health impacts of COVID-19.