Thank you to all the participants involved in this study, so glad we were able to highlight and bring awareness to these experiences of care. Really hopeful to see improvement in the future!
Check out our paper in @BioMedCentral health services research exploring care experiences for #premenstrual symptoms in the UK, with reports of “dismissive attitudes and perceived lack of knowledge”.
Thank you to all who shared their experiences!
https://t.co/SUT92HWlPt
Check out our paper in @Nature_NPJ women’s health published late last year! We explored the network of menopausal and depressive symptoms, and identified low stamina as being highly central in this relationship across the #perimenopause and #menopause
https://t.co/FPsaQPoHek
'To conclude, poor care experiences for premenstrual symptoms are pervasive in the UK characterised by dismissive attitudes and perceived lack of HCP knowledge of premenstrual symptoms and disorders.'
@Rational_Psych So much! Hopefully the experiences shared in our paper serve as a call to action for better experiences which are so needed!
Thank you for sharing our paper 🙌🏻
My @StirUni_Psych undergraduate students are interested in understanding what coping strategies and information sources UK adults use to help manage period pain.
Can you help by taking part in their survey? It only takes 10-15 minutes!
Survey 👉 https://t.co/mKBWv0VcOe
An amazing day spent in st. Andrew’s discussing menstruation research through an interdisciplinary lens!
So glad to have been invited to present our work exploring how care can be improved for premenstrual symptoms.
Thank you @IsChiaThere & @BritishAcademy_ for organising!
Can’t wait to be part of this event on interdisciplinary menstruation research! Looking forward to hearing from all the incredible speakers. Big thank you to @BritishAcademy_, @StAndrewsSGSD, @IsChiaThere, and the other organisers for inviting me to speak!
We are delighted to put together a program with so many interesting scholars coming to @StAndrewsSGSD@StAndrewsIR with the support of @BritishAcademy_ to talk about period and to move menstruation research forward.
We’re looking for #healthcareprofessionals to share their views on digital #mentalhealth assessment and triage tools integrated into care. Complete our short survey for a chance to win a £50 high-street voucher! To find out more or to take part: https://t.co/ENtBnJkMdz
A great few days spent at the @wolfsoncentre summer school learning about youth mental health research, so grateful to have had the opportunity to attend!
Many thanks (Diolch) to the organisers & speakers who contributed to making it such an interesting event! #WolfsonSummer24
Thank you to everyone who joined us over the last three days!
💙To our attendees who were super engaged
💛To our speakers for sharing their knowledge and insight.
💙And to our summer school and Wolfson Centre team for making it happen!
#WolfsonSummer24 over and out 🎤
Looking forward to attending the @wolfsoncentre youth mental health research summer school this week! So pleased to have been offered a spot to attend #WolfsonSummer24
Check out our recent paper in @Nature_NPJ women’s health!
We looked at preferences for & intention to use apps for #premenstrual mental health symptoms using a health belief model & structural equation modelling approach
https://t.co/2knmMq4yRe
Such an amazing illustration summarising the #premenstrual symptoms & disorders research presented yesterday at the @4mhealth conference! 💜
It was so exciting to be a part of this session and present our recent research into help-seeking barriers and predictors #4M2024
As a board-certified urologist that specializes in sexual health for ALL sexes... I mean this when I say "medical sexism is real." Men and women are not getting the same level of care, access to care or even scientific integrity in their care.
New #research paper! Many thanks to all of our participants for taking the time to discuss their views! Findings reveal potential drivers to engagement with #mentalhealth assessment apps, as well as perspectives on their integration into existing care pathways
New #research! 🤳Findings from 16 semi-structured #Interviews reveal varied perceptions of #mentalhealth assessment apps, including opportunities for and barriers to deployment of apps in existing mental health pathways. Thanks to all our participants for providing their views!
Check out our recent publication in @JMIR_JMH ✨
Findings generated using a novel #MachineLearning approach reveal factors implicated in potential misdiagnosis and help-seeking for #depression symptoms, which can inform the development of strategies to improve earlier detection
New research! ✨Findings highlight the importance of high-quality, evidence-based online resources and the need for improved care provision. More work is also required to understand barriers to accessing healthcare for premenstrual mental health symptoms
#pms#mentalhealth
Out now in #npjWomensHealth:
Help-seeking behaviours and experiences for mental health symptoms related to the menstrual cycle: a UK-wide exploratory survey.
https://t.co/ORRqtK7QAP
Our latest paper explores help-seeking behaviors and experiences for mental health symptoms linked to the menstrual cycle. Find the results of our UK-wide exploratory survey below! ✨#MentalHealth#Research#MenstrualHealth