Ben Carter
@drbencarter
South West London based, Prof in Biostats and part-time PT. Research interests include: mental health; mobile device use; frailty and sleep.
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https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/ben.carter.html 02-05-2015 10:34:24
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Thanks Debbie Shawcross for providing a #BOPPP update at BSG BSG Trainees BSG Nursing 💐👍🏼 555 pts recruited, 3/4 of the way there Thank you thank you thank you to all BOPPP Trial teams up and down the UK 🥳🎉
Fantastic news - the PROMISE trial has GREEN LIGHT at King's College Hospital & is open to recruitment! Investigating FMT use to reduce infection in ALD & MAFLD cirrhosis - let's get going 🎉 🎊 🎉 Debbie Shawcross Victoria Kronsten Lindsey Ann Edwards 🇿🇲Vishal C Patel🇬🇧
Great start to the week - the first PROMISE patient has been recruited & dosed!! 🥳🎉🥳 King's College NHS National Institute for Health and Care Research Debbie Shawcross 🇿🇲Vishal C Patel🇬🇧 Lindsey Ann Edwards Victoria Kronsten Ben Carter Ane Zamalloa #gutmicrobiome #cirrhosis #livertwitter
The NIHR Research has awarded £6.8M to King's College London to establish a new Research Support Service that will focus on mental health and neuroscience. Led by Professor Richard Emsley, the RSS will provide research guidance and advice from 1 Oct 2023. ➡️maudsleybrc.nihr.ac.uk/posts/2023/jul…
Watch 🎥 Dr. June Brown, Prof. Ben Carter and Prof.Peter Fonagy discuss the importance of BESST for the #mentalhealth of #youngpeople and our progress in the trial so far! 🎉
ONLY 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ participants left to go till we meet our target 🎯 for BOPPP! Thank you to you all for getting BOPPP this far! 🤗 To celebrate, we've created a little gif for you all 🎊🎉 Not long left to go! 💪🏽🥳🤞 🇿🇲Vishal C Patel🇬🇧 MarkMcPhail Ben Carter Ane Zamalloa
Our #mentalhealth #trials #statistics group KCTU Mental Health Statistics Group is recruiting for a new open-ended post working with Ben Carter Kimberley Goldsmith Richard Emsley Clinical Trials Unit & clinical colleagues Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience NHS Maudsley King’s jobs 📆19 March ➡️tinyurl.com/2m2sx5f4
“Replacing your gut microbiome with a microbiome that’s infected with a healthy one can have huge benefits and potentially save lives.” Debbie Shawcross explores the potential of faecal transplants, on our “Babbage” podcast econ.st/3UpKu31
OUT TODAY in @TheLancetPsych, the BESST Trial suggests that a 1-day CBT workshop delivered in schools can reduce depression in 16-18 year olds. Matthias Schwannauer from Edinburgh summarises this new research led by June Brown from Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience nationalelfservice.net/?p=195005
New findings from the BESST Trial show day-long workshops in CBT improves depression, anxiety, wellbeing & resilience in 16–18-year-old #SixthForm students. 📹Hear from the researchers👇 #IoPPNNews #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek @TheLancetPsych 💡Read more: kcl.ac.uk/news/workshop-…
Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience Rina Dutta YoungMinds Fantastic to have this published‼️ describing our sample and data resource for understanding impact of social media and smartphones on youth mental health Rina Dutta Ben Carter ktrev Maria Liakata Dan Leightley Stella Ewan Carr @[email protected] Alba Vega Grace Williamson
I'm a bit nervous about this but...on 19 June I'll give my inaugural lecture alongside my lovely colleagues Rohini Mathur and Jianhua Wu. I'll be talking about clinical trials and some teams I've had the good fortune to be part of. If you would like to come: wi19-jun-inaug.eventbrite.co.uk
A Thank you from us to all our teams for the fantastic support given to the trial 👏We're now almost reaching 50 participants recruited to PROMISE so let's keep recruitment going! Proud to be repping the💩emoji! Debbie Shawcross Ben Carter Victoria Kronsten National Institute for Health and Care Research @KCHResearch
Teens with problematic smartphone use are twice as likely to have anxiety, research from Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience funded by NIHR Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) has found. See some of the key findings ⬇️ Read more here: 🔗kcl.ac.uk/news/teens-wit…