The Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust research team are at the EDGE conference. Hoping to get even better at delivering research opportunities to our patients and population

Thank you to everyone who sponsored me for age uk. I can confirm I finished the Plymouth half marathon! If you haven't yet sponsored and would like to, please do at: sportsgiving.co.uk/sponsorship/en…

Do you have questions about #MultipleSclerosis research? Ask the experts in our free webinar on Thursday 16 May 2024, 5-6pm BST. Can't make the live event? Register to be sent the recording. Register now: forms.gle/mN3yf72ghdvH6K… #BePartofResearch

People in Cornwall who have suffered a #stroke are being asked to take part in a study which could potentially offer them fresh hope on their road to recovery. 📰 Read all about it: cornwallft.nhs.uk/news/trust-app… #research CFT Research

Check out our photos from the EDGE Conference 2024! 📸 What an amazing 2 days! 👉edgeclinical.com/edge-conferenc… #EDGEconf24 #TheEDGEConference

Movement isn't just good for physical health - it's great for mental well-being too. Being active triggers 'feel-good' hormones that reduce stress and anger and boosts mental health. Let's make #MomentsForMovement for a healthier mind and body! 💜 #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

The Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust research team are at #RDF24

We’re proud to support Mental Health Foundation this #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek – 13 to 19 May. Join in and help to create a world with good mental health for all. Find out more and get involved: mentalhealth.org.uk/mhaw #MomentsForMovement

This week is #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, here at the Research Team we are passionate about mental health research and are currently openly recruiting to mental health studies. This week we are showcasing these studies and how you can get involved.

If you have EVER experienced #anxiety or #depression, or have NEVER experienced any mental health disorder, sign up for the GLADStudy to help improve the lives of future generations. Sign up at gladstudy.org.uk and register your interest from Cornwall Foundation Trust.

Research has shown that eating disorders have strong genetic influences. Help us to better understand how genes and the environment interact to influence #eatingdisorders. Sign up to @EDGI_UK today at edgiuk.org and register your interest from CFT.

We are currently recruiting to the DIAMONDS study. DIAMONDS is a study aiming to improve self-management of diabetes in people with severe mental illness and type 2 diabetes. If you are interested in finding out more, please email the team, [email protected].

We are currently recruiting to STOP. This study is testing a mobile app therapy for paranoia called STOP, a self-managed treatment. For more information on STOP, please email the team, [email protected].

Following on from our post about the STOP study, we've received this lovely piece of feedback from one of the study's participants. We're so pleased to hear that participating in STOP has been helpful for this person, and hopefully will pave the way to help others in the future!

As part of National #LearningDisabilityWeek, the Trust is proud to celebrate the work of its research teams. 📰 Read all about it: cornwallft.nhs.uk/news/trust-res…

We are currently recruiting to the STORY study, a new study in eating disorders research. If you are interested in finding out more then please scan the QR code or email [email protected] - thank you

We are supporting the Eating Disorders Genetics Initiative (EDGI UK) and encourage anyone with an #eatingdisorder to sign up and join the 10'000 people helping to make a change in #mentalhealth research. Sign up at edgiuk.org and register your interest from CFT.

In May we met up with our Cornwall #NHS #research family at Eden Project for a day of collaboration. It was great to get everyone together, with one attendee saying, "the strength of capacity is astonishing!" Watch this video for some highlights 👇🏽 RCHT Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

The STORY study is researching how eating disorders progress over time and how young people recover from eating disorders. If you are interested in finding out more then please scan the QR code or contact us expressing your interest in STORY. 📨[email protected]

Out today - SpeechMatch—A novel digital approach to supporting communication for neurodiverse groups - Professor Rohit Shankar Samuel Tromans ietresearch.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1049/ht…