What is PETAL therapy and how does it help people? Hear from our programme manager Rachel Royston to find out. 👇

Take a look at this new article reflecting on the development of the Race Equality Framework - a tool for addressing racial equality in public involvement.

The article outlines some of the key strengths and has some reflections for the future: doi.org/10.1186/s40900…

The April 2024 SPCR newsletter is out now featuring:

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How does co-production and engagement contribute to reducing health inequalities?

Our latest #HealthInequalities report includes a case study from East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT), outlining how they have enabled a culture of co-production in their trust.

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Come and chat - In-person workshop to share ideas and co-produce some guidelines to improve ethnic diversity of participants involved in aging and dementia research.

UCL Psychiatry UCL Institute of Mental Health

noclor.nhs.uk/news-events/co…

Gene variant can affect the accuracy of standard diabetes tests for thousands of South Asian people living across the UK

Latest results from the Genes & Health study 👀

Wolfson Institute of Population Health NIHR CRN North Thames East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT)

noclor.nhs.uk/news-events/ge…

First study looking at NG feeding under restraint in paediatric settings The Chatty Dietitian Lee D Hudson Jacinta Tan 💙💙

Our primary care team are working with Royal Free London to test the delivery of this intervention in GP Practices across London. 1,000+ people have participated so far!

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‘When I retired and was able to spend more time with him, I noticed that he just didn’t seem to be himself.’

Liz is wearing her Forget me not badge in May for her husband Eric, who was diagnosed with mixed dementia in 2016. Read their story at: spkl.io/60104F4D4.

New findings from SONNET Study on care home activities and how these can be used to build social connection between care home residents.
Great work from Michal Misiak as part of UCL Mental Health Sciences MScs

Colleagues here have been LAMBasting me cRAMming in so many bad puns....

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Thank you Saif Syed - great to hear the results of the #TOPICstudy , future plans and meeting everyone involved! 🦷🪥

+ Thanks Prof Tsakos for the shout out: 'Noclor are the personification of problem solving'

UCL Dental Public Health QUB Public Health NIHR CRN North Thames

ucl.ac.uk/epidemiology-h…

We've had a woolly good last day at #CareShowLDN24 talking to people a-baa-t research in care homes and meeting some great n-ewe friends!!

NIHR CRN North Thames @EverDaleStables

To celebrate #DNADay , we want to share more about DNA and why it's useful for us to study it in relation to #anxiety and #depression !

Head to our website to sign up now: gladstudy.org.uk.

This #DNADay , help make the future🧬🔬Any family with children aged 0 –15 can help children’s health research from home with NIHR BioResource

Please re-share and be part of DNA history. Join today: bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/dcyphr/
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Yusuf and Tia from our Primary Care & Non-NHS Team have had a great day promoting care home research at #CareShowLDN24

We'll be back tomorrow with NIHR CRN North Thames on stand M12!

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🥳🎊We have now randomised our first site for the PETAL clinical trial! Congratulations to the South and Torbay team Devon Partnership NHS Trust DPT_Research and thank you for your hard work.

Great to join NIHR CRN North Thames today at the #CareShowLDN24 to share the fantastic research taking place in care homes! Come and find us at Stand M12!

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Exciting research opportunity for staff members working in acute mental healh inpatients wards. The Staff TIME project aims to find out what is helpful or unhelpful for staff when seeking support. Find more about the study below: sites.manchester.ac.uk/staff-time/

Young people's views about what kinds of loneliness intervention are likely to work for them in which contexts: very interesting findings in this new Loneliness & SI in Mental Health research network UCL Mental Health Sciences MScs led by Sharon Eager

link.springer.com/article/10.118…