The Institute for Mental Health (IMH)
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Our world-leading researchers are working with NHS partners to understand the causes of poor mental health and develop effective treatments and services.
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Follow me to keep up-to-date with reliable #MentalHealth research. Coming soon: #MHQT London #BESSTtrial London #BIGSPD24 Belfast #BAP2024 Birmingham
Rosa Ritunnano
Philosophy & Mental Health: phenomenology, psychosis, delusion, meaning. Consultant Psychiatrist (EIP), Priestley PhD Scholar @IMH_UoB @unimelb. Own views.
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Assistant Professor @IMH_Uob. Applied mental health research. Early psychosis. Health equity & social justice. Clinical trials. Co-production. Health systems.
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researcher & govt adviser on suicide prevention & mental health. may also tweet on nature, arts & whatever happens.
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🚨Fully funded 4yr PhD studentships (incl. 1yr FT teaching & qualification) available at School of Psychology, University of Birmingham for UK students 🚨
Please get in touch (with CV and questions) if interested
in doing a PhD in youth mental health. Please RT. The Institute for Mental Health (IMH)
Project EPIC: Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare celebrated their launch event at The Mount Without last night! 🥳
Led by Prof Havi Carel (Bristol Philosophy), the project will tackle injustices within a range of healthcare settings
Discover more 👉 brnw.ch/21wJKSJ
Be kind to your mind this #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek2024 - why not relax and unwind with a free, 'unplugged' activity?🧠
From watercolour painting to origami, or playing board games with friends, join us in the Biosciences Undercroft for a creative escape this week!🎨
Childhood sleep problems linked to psychosis in young adults – study
NEW research from The Institute for Mental Health (IMH) Isabel Morales Muñoz
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Very pleased to share our paper published in JAMA Psychiatry: jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap…. We found that children with chronic short sleep duration are at higher risk for psychosis at 24y, and mediated by inflammation; with Vanessa Cropley, Rachel Upthegrove, Steven Marwaha. The Institute for Mental Health (IMH), MHM Midlands Translational Centre
Exam season is upon us but it's not too late to get support from the Academic Skills Centre. Weekly online drop-ins run every Weds 2-3pm throughout May. Ask questions about revision, referencing, finding resources, or how to edit/proofread effectively. intranet.birmingham.ac.uk/as/libraryserv…
Have you heard about our online event with the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine on 22 May - Lifestyle and Mental Health? Hear from bucur mihaela, Timothy Dinan, Dr Ellen Fallows, Dr Hussain Al-Zubaidi, @vidyamala and more!
Book today before bookings close in two weeks: bit.ly/42JSbUa
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Delighted to be joining the team as Associate Editor for Early Intervention in Psychiatry Wiley Psychology.
Excited to start this journey Patrick McGorry Stephen Wood The Institute for Mental Health (IMH) School of Psychology, University of Birmingham
📣Paper alert: pleased to share that our latest study on sleep trajectories from infancy to adolescence using ALSPAC has been published in JCPP: doi.org/10.1111/jcpp.1… Special thanks to Dr Ifigeneia Manitsa PhD, Alice Gregory, MatthewBroome💙, Andrew Bagshaw, Steven Marwaha. The Institute for Mental Health (IMH)
Thanks to Wellcome Leap a team of academics from
School of Psychology, University of Birmingham The Centre for Human Brain Health and Inflammation and Ageing are leading research to develop screening tools for potential long-term opiate users.
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‼️New publication led by Dom Oliver overviewing promising clinical prediction tools leveraging electronic healthcare records to improve real-world mental health outcomes. We also discuss ethical considerations and potential barriers to future implementation The Institute for Mental Health (IMH) ⬇️
📢📢Workshop ALERT!! Uni of Birmingham and Birmingham Health Partners
Are you an ECR working in medical research, or new to translation? Join us and Pete Moores , an experienced translational trainer to focus on the skills and knowledge needed to create health impact from your research.
