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Research Opportunities
Clinical perspectives on sedation in psychosis (Ellen Holden – supervised by Sarah Reeve and Marco Vivolo)
Who – NHS staff with at least 6 months experience working with psychosis
What – online survey study (approx. 15-20mins)
Further info – study link
Clinical perspectives on OCD in psychosis (Will Hinton – supervised by Jo Hodgekins and James Plaistow)
Who – NHS staff with experience working with patients with comorbid OCD and psychosis
What – online survey study
Further info – study link
Clinical perspectives on post-partum psychosis (Beth Palmer – supervised by Jo Hodgekins)
Who – NHS staff with experience of working with post-partum psychosis in last year
What – online survey, identifying what is seen as important in treatment
Further info – study link
Pathways to care after EIP (Claire Robinson – supervised by Sophie Allan, Sarah Reeve, James Plaistow)
Who – any patient who has attempted (successfully or unsuccessfully) to access secondary mental health services after discharge from EIP
What – qualitative online interview
Further info – study link
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A researcher working in psychosis
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