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LGBTQ+ Mental Health Research Group

Our research investigates factors which contribute to the mental health of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and other sexual and gender minority individuals (LGBTQ+). We apply the findings to develop interventions to reduce distress in sexual and gender minorities.

Lifecourse Epidemiology

The lifecourse epidemiology group researches developmental change, especially in childhood and adolescence. We specialise in methodology for longitudinal data including structural equation modelling.

Mental Health Nursing

The Mental Health Nursing research group is developing a programme of high-quality research with the aim of improving the delivery and experience of mental healthcare and mental health nursing across a range of service settings.

Myeloid Leukaemia Genomics and Biology Group

The Myeloid Leukaemia Genomics and Biology Group is interested in how clonal haematopoietic cell populations cause disease in blood and beyond.

Parents & Communities Together (PACT)

PACT (Parents and Communities Together) is an early intervention project that provides support and information for pregnant mothers and their infants.

Patient Involvement in Improving the Evidence Base on Inpatient Care (PERCEIVE)

PERCEIVE is a research programme which looks at the therapeutic environment on inpatient psychiatric wards.

Psychometrics & Measurement Lab

Research in the Lab focuses on the methodology and applications of psychometrics, psychological measurement, mathematical psychology, and social statistics.

Repeated Assessment of Mental health in Pandemics (RAMP)

The Repeated Assessment of Mental health in Pandemics (RAMP) study is a research project assessing the effect of COVID-19 on the mental health and wellbeing of the population.

ReSpect Lab: Researching Autism across the Spectrum and Lifespan

The ReSpect Lab, led by Professor Francesca Happé, comprises researchers and postgraduate students actively engaged in researching autism across the spectrum and lifespan.

Implementing Safewards on Children’s and Young People’s Mental Health Wards

Safewards is a model that synthesises what research tells us about rates of patient ‘conflict’ and staff ‘containment’ behaviours on mental health wards. From this model 10 interventions have been designed to reduce these behaviours, and make wards safer, more peaceful places

LGBTQ+ Mental Health Research Group

Lifecourse Epidemiology

Mental Health Nursing

Myeloid Leukaemia Genomics and Biology Group

Parents & Communities Together (PACT)

Patient Involvement in Improving the Evidence Base on Inpatient Care (PERCEIVE)

Psychometrics & Measurement Lab

Repeated Assessment of Mental health in Pandemics (RAMP)

ReSpect Lab: Researching Autism across the Spectrum and Lifespan

Implementing Safewards on Children’s and Young People’s Mental Health Wards

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