📣Have you previously been discharged from an #inpatient#mentalhealth#psychiatric#ward?
We invite you to take part in an interview to share your views on a new survey that aims to measure #safety of service-users following discharge from inpatient mental health care ⬇️⬇️ ⬇️
Following a brilliant opening keynote from Prof Elelwani Ramugondo (Cape Town), a panel on suicide and self-harm, starting with paper by Alex Wright-Hughes (Leeds) on self-harm in adolescents @HorizonsLeeds @WUNetwork @LIMHRN
Research suggests that the pressure to be a 'perfect' parent is causing burnout among parents, leading to mental health concerns for their children https://t.co/GhpJIXxtxK
Join us on Wednesday 15 May 2024 for the IoPPN Research Festival. We'll be showcasing the innovative and exciting research taking place at IoPPN, and this year's theme will be ‘Origins and new beginnings’ #IoPPNfestival
Register here: https://t.co/lRXOTbfpA6
Today Alex Ruck-Keene @Capacitylaw reviews a recent study from the island of Ireland by @GavinDavidson70 and colleagues, which compares mental health and mental capacity law data across international borders https://t.co/izcjvR8tAS
#MentalCapacity#MentalCapacityLaw
Get involved!! The @UniversityLeeds will host the @WUNetwork Global Mental Health Symposium on June 12-13, 2024. Read more: https://t.co/C4DIyk9B4Z
@LIMHRN @horizonsleeds @LeedsMedHealth @uolssi@LCSLeeds @sspleeds @LeedsUniAHC
A recent longitudinal study from @ucl finds that body dissatisfaction at age 11 is linked to increased risk of depression in teenage years https://t.co/JyHs4yzaod
LIMHRN will be hosting a symposium on new directions in global mental health research on 12-13th June 2024 at the University of Leeds. See below for more details.
There four fully-funded PhD scholarships in suicide prevention and social justice at the University of hull. Deadline: 15th February. https://t.co/lQ3HKgvWlY
A recent pilot study from @Columbia suggests that mindfulness-based interventions can be successfully used to treat PTSD in cardiac arrest survivors https://t.co/M2JQcDJcGS
Interesting study from @UniOfSurrey indicates that understanding a patient's subjective beliefs could be vital to tailoring more effective treatments for depression and ADHD https://t.co/lN2FjBu2Ez
New research suggests that AI used to analyse specialised brain MRI scans of adolescents has found significant differences in nine brain white matter tracts in individuals with ADHD, compared to those without ADHD https://t.co/mtojPWvnSc
Interesting new study, giving ketamine or placebo to depression patients, has found that patients who believed that received ketamine, even if they did not, experienced improvements in symptoms, indicating the importance of ‘hope’ in recovery https://t.co/u3uJOODZRk