Congratulations to our PhD student, Molly, for publishing this systematic review on decision-making in EDs for people in suicidal crisis. It was a mammoth effort and some really important findings and implications - See Molly's 🧵 for key points 👇

New PhD opportunity ⁦⁦LJMU Psychology⁩ Women’s alcohol use in midlife: associations between stages of menopause, health, and wellbeing at Liverpool John Moores University on FindAPhD.com Deadline 7th April ⁦balance Menopause⁩ findaphd.com/phds/project/w…

Come work with us BPS DHP. Fantastic health psychology programmes, research & applied impact profile @ljmu. Grade 7/8/9– jobs.ljmu.ac.uk/vacancy/lectur… Principal Lecturer – jobs.ljmu.ac.uk/vacancy/princi…

Healthcare professionals, can I please ask you to complete the following survey and share with your colleagues. We are at a crucial stage of validation and need your views! Please RT, thank you 😊 ljmu.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/conscientious-…

Another excellent publication from Dr Molly McCarthy ‘s PhD research on attending emergency departments for self-harm ⬇️⬇️

Dr Molly McCarthy presenting her poster on staff perspectives of people attending emergency departments in suicidal crisis #RCPsychIC Jason C McIntyre Dr Emma Ashworth (she/her) Prof Taj Nathan LJMU Psychology RCBB LJMU Institute for Health Research LJMUHealth CWP Research Team Mersey Care NHS FT 🏳️‍🌈 #SuicidePrevention

Check out our written evidence for the UK Parliament Access to Urgent and Emergency Care👇 SSHRG Professor Pooja Saini (She/Her) Jason C McIntyre Dr Emma Ashworth (she/her) LJMU Impact LJMU Institute for Health Research committees.parliament.uk/work/7721/acce…

People aged 18–24 years, with physical and mental health co-morbidity and lower levels of social support had significantly higher levels of attending EDs for self-harm. New paper led by Dr Molly McCarthy Jason C McIntyre Dr Emma Ashworth (she/her) doi.org/10.1080/174573…

Are you a parent of an autistic child who has sought help from CAMHS for mental health difficulties in the UK? We're conducting some research & would love to hear your experiences. Please see more info in the image & consider completing our survey: ljmu.questionpro.eu/AutismInCAMHS

Well done Rashmi Liyanage රශ්මි ලියනගේ! Eloquently discussing the progress of her PhD research on identifying causal links between ethnic discrimination and psychosis at the RCBB postgrad event! Professor Pooja Saini (She/Her) LJMU Psychology LJMU Impact

Fully-funded LJMU Institute for Health Research PhD studentship available examining a #socialprescribing model for children accessing TRANSFORM for mental health difficulties - supervised by me, Kaye Richards Hannah Timpson Caroline Brett! findaphd.com/search/Project… RCBB SSHRG LJMU Psychology

NEW PUBLICATION📢 Staff Perspectives of People Attending Emergency Departments in Suicidal Crisis: A Qualitative Study. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11… Professor Pooja Saini (She/Her) Jason C McIntyre Dr Emma Ashworth (she/her) Taj Nathan SSHRG RCBB

New job alert! 🚨 We are looking for a graduate research assistant to work on a randomised controlled trial of a school-based suicide prevention intervention, commencing Feb 2024. Please RT! SSHRG LJMU Psychology Professor Pooja Saini (She/Her) Further details here: jobs.ljmu.ac.uk/vacancy/resear…

Hi everyone! My PhD student, Rashmi Liyanage, is conducting a study looking at the role of discrimination in psychosis. People of all ethnicities currently living in the UK who are over 18 are eligible to participate (15 - 20 minutes) Please share! ljmu.questionpro.eu/a/TakeSurvey?t…

Hi all, Emma, my level 6 dissertation student, needs more participants to complete her survey < 15 mins. Any UK university students (incl. postgrad) are eligible and it looks at academic & social predictors of psychosis. Detailed info can be found here: ljmu.questionpro.eu/EmmasSurvey

Come & work with us! We're looking for a researcher to work on a systematic review of mentoring & befriending interventions for CYP - details below 👇

A really important paper that encaptulates Molly's PhD. 42% of people who attend A&E in suicidal crisis will be coded as "no abnormaility detected" or will not get a code at all, which has implications for research, resource allocation, and follow-on care. ⬇️⬇️

very proud to announce our paper on the journey of service users with complex mental health needs has now been published. please read it if you have time 🫶🏼 tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.10… Professor Pooja Saini (She/Her) Hana Roks Jax Turvey Tait 💚 Jason C McIntyre Amrith Shetty