Leeds Health & Social Psychology Research Group

All the latest news, publications and updates from our Research Group.
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[Leeds Health & Social Psychology Research Group @LeedsHealthPsy]

We are now on @Medium sharing all the latest updates on our news and research. If you have five minutes to spare, here's our first post for you to peruse.

https://t.co/Gx8pSzNwqD

[Leeds Health & Social Psychology Research Group @LeedsHealthPsy]

New PhD opportunity based in Leeds: Green Spaces in Healthy Ageing: Use, Environmental, Seasonal and Individual Influences on Health in Deprived Areas

https://t.co/ykBoErfp5e

[Chris Keyworth @DrChrisKeyworth]

Fantastic presentation this afternoon from our newest member of staff @MeiYeeTang - (welcome to @LeedsPsyc @LeedsHealthPsy!) - great overview of Mei’s applied research, including massive review (116 trials) of social norms interventions for hcps https://t.co/f7Jr1DJ11Z

[YQSR Group @yqsrdotorg]

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We @yqsrdotorg & @YHPSRC have a long history of developing & piloting patient involvement in patient safety innovations.

Here is a short highlights 🧵 of our innovations, & you can find out more here:

https://t.co/OI97YJEBKu

#WPSD23 #WPSD2023 #WorldPatientSafetyDay

[Leeds Health & Social Psychology Research Group @LeedsHealthPsy]

Our @healthpsycleeds (Friday) @DrChrisKeyworth (Friday) and Mark Conner (today) are all giving talks at this weeks #EHPS2023 in Bremen. If you’re interested in hearing more, keep a look out for their sessions in the programme…

[Judith Johnson @DrJTJohnson]

It was great to see the Pregnancy Loss Review published this week, and its emphasis on the importance of good #communication. https://t.co/zSW6HRUVwx

Really exciting that our research is cited and drawn on to support it! ⬇️⬇️ @LeedsHealthPsy @LeedsPsyc @LeedsMedHealth

[Chris Keyworth @DrChrisKeyworth]

Great to see everyone at todays @LeedsHealthPsy group meeting - very helpful overview of open science practices by @healthpsycleeds - here are a couple of helpful resources:

https://t.co/VC2ee37phN

https://t.co/vND74wgSIV

[Dr Madeleine Pownall @maddi_pow]

Now out in Royal Society Open Science! We critically review the evidence for teaching open and reproducible scholarship and the associated student outcomes. A monumental @FORRTproject team effort with @Flavio_Azevedo_ and 70 collaborators across the world!
https://t.co/XaQj88Hmpb

[Lauren Ramsey @laurenpramsey]

Really looking forward to this webinar!👇🏼

*Care Opinion For Patient Safety Research: Shaping The Future*

Sign up and join us for free on Mon 5th June 1-3.30pm. All welcome, but places are limited. @YHPSRC @careopinion

https://t.co/O5yiOVdTNO

[YQSR Group @yqsrdotorg]

🆕Our @yqsrdotorg improvement science team is recruiting for a band 7 research fellow with research expertise & a passion for improving health care quality & safety. ⏱️Closing date 7 June https://t.co/GOzu1GDZNm @AndriaHanbury @LawtonRebecca @emilyeparker22 #patientsafety

[Leeds Health & Social Psychology Research Group @LeedsHealthPsy]

Many congratulations to @adnan_alzahrani - first PhD paper published in @BioMedCentral -exploring causes of stress and poor wellbeing among paramedic students in Saudi Arabia and the UK @DrJTJohnson @DrChrisKeyworth @999_Caitlin @OpenResLeeds #OpenAccess ➡️https://t.co/jSRMSOuQGb

[Leeds Health & Social Psychology Research Group @LeedsHealthPsy]

A qualitative analysis examining how UK surgeons experience burnout and the link between burnout and patient care, published in Scottish Medical Journal - https://t.co/9jP8LBzDhu

[Leeds Health & Social Psychology Research Group @LeedsHealthPsy]

We were delighted to hear that @Ag_Tmam (supervised by @DrJTJohnson @healthpsycleeds @shekharbiyani ) has passed her viva with minor corrections - congratulations Tmam! To celebrate, here are some of Tmam’s papers…

[Leeds Health & Social Psychology Research Group @LeedsHealthPsy]

A systematic review examining surgeon burnout, impact on patient safety and professionalism published in @AmJSurgery - https://t.co/RuZ7drV16L

[Judith Johnson @DrJTJohnson]

A huge congratulations to @Ag_Tmam for passing her PhD viva with minor corrections @LeedsPsyc

I know @healthpsycleeds @shekharbiyani & I have really enjoyed supervising your work on surgeon #burnout

Many thanks to @monty5429 & @ZGina for examining & to @AHWaterman for chairing!

[Dan Ford @Dr_Dan_Psych]

Hot off the press! Is the stress of hospitalisation related to your recovery? #PostHospitalSyndrome

Find out here: https://t.co/UlbisjFVf5

@healthpsycleeds @LawtonRebecca @LukeWBudworth @PLOSONE @YH_PSTRC

[Leeds Health & Social Psychology Research Group @LeedsHealthPsy]

Many congratulations to our @healthpsycleeds who has been elected as Fellow of the @connectAPS - congratulations Daryl! @LeedsPsyc #aps2023puertorico

[Biopsychosocial Science and Medicine @PsychosomMed]

Congratulations to journal Associate Editors Daryl O’Connor @healthpsycleeds and Youngmee Kim on their election as fellows of @connectAPS 🎉#aps2023puertorico

[Leeds Health & Social Psychology Research Group @LeedsHealthPsy]

We’re delighted to share another paper led by @DrKathySVogt “Critical care nursing workforce in crisis: A discussion paper examining contributing factors, the impact of the COVID‐19 pandemic and potential solutions” https://t.co/bXZEFmmGZv @DrJTJohnson @yqsrdotorg @YH_PSTRC

[Leeds Health & Social Psychology Research Group @LeedsHealthPsy]

Important results from this RCT by Sarah Wilding, @healthpsycleeds, Mark Conner and colleagues of an intervention to improve cervical cancer screening update, particularly around the observed levels of screening uptake. Paper is published @socscimed and the link is below ⬇️

[Daryl O’Connor @healthpsycleeds]

New paper: A randomised controlled trial of volitional and motivational interventions to improve cervical cancer screening uptake https://t.co/JZ5sq9U3vt #openaccess #cancer #screening

[Leeds Health & Social Psychology Research Group @LeedsHealthPsy]

Great way to start the week with a couple of new papers. First, here’s a qualitative study of healthcare professional barriers and enablers to behaviour change advice during and beyond covid-19 by @DrKathySVogt @DrChrisKeyworth @DrJTJohnson and Mark Conner ⬇️

[Chris Keyworth @DrChrisKeyworth]

New @policyleeds @ResEngland funded qual study led by @DrKathySVogt - use of remote consultations may provide new opportunities to support delivery of behaviour change interventions by healthcare professionals @DrJTJohnson @LeedsHealthPsy @LeedsPsyc https://t.co/OLkZAxgtoU