Katherine Boydell

Qualitative arts-based health research scientist working in child and youth mental health

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

@MBG_SPHERE Thanks for your ongoing support of the marriage of arts and science as exemplified in our @SPHERE_KT platform!

[Dr Nicola Jane Holt @Creativepsyche]

Happy to have sent the Routledge Handbook of Arts & Health to the publisher this morning - I hope that the copyediting stage goes smoothly. Thanks to all of the authors for their work and for helping to create such a comprehensive overview of the field. #artsandhealth

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

It was an honour to receive the inaugural Milner Interdisciplinary Award! @royalsocnsw

[Royal Society of NSW @royalsocnsw]

The Royal Society of New South Wales' 2024 Discipline Awards and Lectureships were awarded to @profjmcadam, @KBoydell, Prof. Alexander McBratney AO FAA, and @monsoon0: https://t.co/Q7Ch67FCSR

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

“Tears turning to diamonds:” creating empathic understanding toward women living with HIV through contemplative viewing of a virtual art exhibition - now on Taylor and Francis online Open Access @tandfonline
https://t.co/XV0D7qAI1i

[Dr Nicola Jane Holt @Creativepsyche]

We are looking for a specialised Associate Editor to help with social media and engagement for the Arts & Health journal @Arts_Health_Jn https://t.co/jx3Oh4GZZQ

[Dr Nicola Jane Holt @Creativepsyche]

@Arts_Health_Jnl We have been busy Editors! @KBoydell @SVougioukalou Elisabetta Corvo @chloeasker @EHeard_hp

[SPHERE @MBG_SPHERE]

There's often a gap between what we know and how it's applied in practice. Our SPHERE KT Platform hosted an envisionarium to bridge this, generating actionable insights with researchers, providers, and community members. Read their insights:
https://t.co/l3E3uxPwlD

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

Check out our latest article on Culture Dose for Kids: How not to talk about it: Using digital storytelling with children wit... https://t.co/jJxUYQcuEh @blackdoginst @artshealth_net @ArtGalleryofNSW

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

Full article: What does leisure have to do with mental health – arts, creative and leisure practices and living with mental distress https://t.co/zmPFBTXLGe

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

Hot off the press! @SPHERE_KT

[SPHERE @MBG_SPHERE]

The Winter edition of In-SPHERE is live! Explore Integrated Diabetes Care, body mapping, and our feature on the POWH Precision Care Clinic from four unique perspectives: an implementation scientist, a geneticist, an oncologist, and patient.
https://t.co/KJ11RfqYDD

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

Integrated care models for youth mental health: A systematic review and meta-analysis https://t.co/e41689I64Y

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

It is just astounding @DALupton is it that they have proper air filtration in place and ensure great air quality?

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

So pleased to be part of this exciting event! @blackdoginst @MBG_SPHERE

[ASPIRE @creatingopps]

⏳ NOW JUST 2 WEEKS AWAY! Register: https://t.co/sghlEGAP16

We look forward to welcoming you to this unmissable event! Secure your seats NOW.

#EACH24 #SocialPrescribing #health #community #connect #Conference #wellbeing #mentalhealth

@KBoydell @christencornell

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

Look forward to reading this!

[Mia Harrison @ManxomeMia]

We conclude our paper with a downloadable list of practical suggestions for how to use objects as part of longitudinal research designs.

This resource is also intended as a helpful teaching tool in qualitative methods.

PDF version available here: https://t.co/LRzDpe9bHq

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

So pleased to see ‘reshaping an enduring sense of self’ - our work led by one of my PhD students featured in this special issue!

[IEPA @IEPAnetwork]

Early identification & intervention are vital for improving outcomes in #schizophrenia. Check out our special issue for #WorldSchizophreniaDay 2024, featuring key research from the Early Intervention in Psychiatry journal: https://t.co/SkjXaLafft

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

well done!

[Kelly @broadwaybabyto]

Thrilled this gold standard mask study included the sociological part of masking (or not masking).

@DALupton tackles the psychological need for autonomy & how peer pressure and the need to feel effective & capable of mastering our circumstances can lead to a person NOT masking.

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

An authoritative, comprehensive 5★ review on masks for reducing respiratory infections, by @trishgreenhalgh @Globalbiosec and colleagues @ASMicrobiology
https://t.co/XP5EoZM6A0
+ a great explainer thread on the findings
https://t.co/1pbYRE0nIT

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

Masks work!

[tern @1goodtern]

Masks* Work.

Everything about this thread and study is awesome.
Please read it, like it, share it, use @threadreaderapp to unroll it, print it out, pin it on walls, send it by semaphore.
Bookmark it and share it with anyone who denies it.
Let's get it trending:
#MasksWork

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

Pleased to be speaking about our experience using installation art to share health knowledge - check it out!
https://t.co/kqoTwrhDf8

[Katherine Boydell @KBoydell]

In this paper we note that "arts-based psychosocial research is well suited to diffractive analysis, illuminating human dimensions of health and illness by introducing personal emotional, experiential and embodied expressions of lived experience".
https://t.co/BWnlnN7pqn