Anne Krayer

Mae gennyf ddiddordeb ym meysydd eang y ddarpariaeth gwasanaeth iechyd i bobl sydd â salwch iechyd meddwl a gweithio gyda dulliau naratif. Mae fy nghefndir ym maes iechyd y cyhoedd a hybu iechyd a chwblheais fy PhD am ganfyddiadau ynghylch delwedd y corff ymhlith pobl ifanc yn 2009.

Rwy’n gweithio ar y GCRF – SASHI, Menter Meithrin Gallu Ymchwil Hunan-niwedio De Asia (2017 – 2024). Mae’r project cydweithredol hwn yn canolbwyntio ar ganfod atebion effeithiol i hunan-niwedio a hunanladdiad yn Ne Asia trwy adeiladu seilwaith ymchwil ac arbenigedd.

Rwy’n ymwneud â phroject arall i werthuso Grŵp Cynghori Moeseg Glinigol (CEAG) mewn ymddiriedolaeth iechyd meddwl (2021 – 2024). Mae CEAG yn chwarae rhan bwysig i sicrhau safonau uchel o arfer moesegol trwy ymgynghori ar achosion a datblygu polisi. Yr Athro Huxley sy’n arwain y gwaith.

Prosiectau ymchwil dethol blaenorol

Development of a self-harm registry for North Wales. 2024. £35k, with Rob Poole, Emily Bebbington, Catherine Robinson

Organisational Culture and Self-Legitimacy in Policing (Martina Feilzer & Anne Krayer). Funded by North Wales Police (£20,000), 2016/17

Early review of the Mental Health Crisis Care Concordat, Wales. (Krayer, A. & Robinson & C.) Funded by the Welsh Government, Offender Health Policy (£10,000), 2016/17.

Social network analysis for modelling integrated social care services for older people with complex needs: a feasibility study. (Orrell, A, Huxley, P & Krayer, A) Funded by Health and Care Research Wales (£215,852.00), 2016-18.

Improving assessment and treatment of mental disorder after Deliberate Self Harm in South India (Poole, R, Danivas, V, Krishna, M, Robinson, C., Sharma, V. & Majige, S). Funded by the Tropical Health Education Trust, DFID/Bangor University, £65,000, 2015-17

Vulnerable adults and anti-social behaviour: an exploration of current practice. (Krayer, A., Robinson, C.A., Poole, R., Jones, B., Isaacs, M., Foulkes, T. & Lacy, F.). Funded by NISCHR (£169,495), 2013-2015.

Penodiadau

Research Fellow, School of Medical and Health Sciences, Bangor University

I am a member of the international committee organising the qualitative research in mental health conference. This bi-annual conference is an international transdisciplinary forum for dedicated qualitative research on a range of topics in the field of mental health, using a variety of methodologies and approaches.

I supervise Masters and PhD students. Examples of research projects include:

Service user and caregiver involvement in Low and Middle-Income countries: A scoping review.
Optimising the effectiveness of Education about Psychosis in improving understanding and reducing stigmatising attitudes (ESRC DTP PhD Studentship)
What interventions are available for homeless people who have experienced childhood trauma? A systematic review.

I also teach the public health nutrition module and qualitative methods at postgraduate level and I am a member of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences Ethics committee.

Gweithgareddau

Cyflwyniadau Dethol

Krayer, A. The challenging role of police in suicide in Rajasthan: findings from an interview study. Suicide Cultures Conference, Edinburgh, 13 June 2023.

Krayer, A. Introduction to narrative research. Workshop on narrative research for postgraduate psychology students at JSS Medical College, Mysore, India as part of the capacity building activities for SASHI, March 2023

Krayer, A. Police Perceptions of Self-Harm and Suicide in Rajasthan. Presentation to the SASHI Research Networking Group. 18 October 2022

Krayer, A. & Das, S. Sensitive self harm and mental health research in South Asia: How to best support local researchers. Qualitative Research in Mental Health conference, online. September 2021.

Krayer, A. Self-harm research: building capacity in qualitative methods. Invited presentation at the Improving Mental Health and Wellbeing of Communities Conference, IIHMR University Jaipur, 9 Feb 2019.

Krayer, A. Building research and evidence capacity in South Asia. Understanding the nature of self-harm. Invited presentation at Manchester University as part of a seminar on World Suicide Day organised by the Global mental health and cultural psychiatry research group, University of Manchester, Manchester 10 September 2018.

Krayer, A., Murali Krishna, Catherine A. Robinson & Rob Poole How do health professionals in South India talk about self-harm? A narrative pilot study. Presentation at the 7th Qualitative Research on Mental Health Conference, Berlin September 2018 .

Goruchwyliaeth

Sharon Hutchings, PhD Student