Developing Resources for Research

Part of mental health research is recognising where it would be useful to develop a tool or approach that could unlock valuable insight for the future. We have created a number of resources that are helping mental health researchers.

 

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Rapid response assessment of mental health in the pandemic

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EDGI study: How body and mind shape eating disorders

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Developing statistical methods to test mental health treatments

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Enabling dementia research in care homes

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New scales to measure mental health symptoms in Parkinson's disease

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The Genetic Links to Anxiety and Depression (GLAD) study

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MyHealthE: Digital innovation in child and adolescent mental health

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Silence is Golden - a step towards a quieter future for MRI

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Using ketamine to test new drug therapies for schizophrenia

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Understanding genetic contributions to mental health

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PROTECT study - understanding causes of dementia

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Capturing the genetic basis of responses to anti-depressants

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Realising the potential of healthcare records ‘big data’

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CogStack - Unlocking data from patient records in real time

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Transforming big data into personalised psychiatry

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RADAR-base - Collecting data from wearables and mobile apps

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Building a range of targeted medicine choices for autism

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Low cost and portable imaging

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Preventing psychosis in young people

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Measuring side effects of antipsychotics

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PhD Impact Story | Silent functional MRI – a novel approach to imaging the brain in health and disease

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PhD Impact Story | Impact of a systematic literature review on heated tobacco products

 

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