A recent paper published in PLOS Mental Health noted the link is particularly strong among black and north African people; research has previously suggested migration could play a role in the increased risk of psychosis among people from ethnic minorities, this study suggests age could be an important factor.
Today marked “an important and exciting step forward for research delivery” as the National Institute of Health and Care Research (NIHR) begins with a new organisational structure and an ambition to help make the UK a more attractive place to conduct high quality research
An evaluation revealed increased activity, and reductions in triage, assessment, and treatment waiting times. Sites also demonstrated improved efficiency, reducing the duration of patient episodes by 4% and increasing patient contacts by 30%.
The award was presented yesterday by David Probert at the NIHR North Thames CRN Research Awards who highlighted Lynis’ exceptional and sustained contribution to research over her life and her real dedication throughout
Four in ten children in Central London who travelled to school by car switched to more active modes of transport, such as walking, cycling, or public transport, following the introduction of the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ)
The Homegrown Research Grants scheme has been established by the North London Mental Health Partnership to encourage staff and associated academics to conduct research projects with relevance to our patient populations
Richard has worked tirelessly with clinicians and academics across the Trust to increase the research profile and support Noclor NHS Research Office to increase the interest, skills, grant applications and output across the Trust’s services in London and beyond
Latest evidence published in the updated Lancet Commission on dementia adds two new risk factors to risk list that could delay or avoid nearly half of all dementia cases if treated and it is never too late to act on them.
The study invited patients from GP practices across North London with researchers predicting that being able to take their sample at home could help over a million more women over the next three years to have a cervical screening