Investigators Kim Barnett
Funded by BCUHB
Started 2025
Finished 2026
The aim is to explore and present stakeholders perceptions of the barriers and facilitators to prescribing Buvidal in prison. This is a necessary step in the development of a larger project exploring prescribing Buvidal in HMP prison.
View full projectInvestigators Emily Peckham. Trys Burke
Funded by RCF Scheme. Sheffield Health and Social Care Trust.
Started 2025
This project aims to complete preliminary work within Early Intervention in Psychosis services (EIP) to explore the possibility of physical activity being included in routine care. This project will underpin a future NIHR grant to further investigate this topic, with the hope to develop a feasible, acceptable, and effective intervention, that will support people in […]
View full projectInvestigators Emily Peckham
Funded by NIHR
Started 2024
Finished 2029
Title – Tobacco risk reDuctions with E-Cigarette Nicotine Therapy among adults with serious MI (TRIDENT). Being led from Oxford University by Professor Paul Aveyard. Aims To develop a brief offer of an e-cigarette, and a continued support programme given by mental health professionals (MHPs) that meets the needs of people with serious mental illness (SMI) […]
View full projectInvestigators Bebbingon, E., Poole, R.
Funded by ISPF
Started 2024
This study will use expert consensus using a Delphi process to develop an international minimum data set for burn injuries. This would be a list of variables (information) that should be collected about every patient who presents to a hospital with a burn injury around the world. By standardising the variables collected about patients, it […]
View full projectInvestigators Peter Huxley. Anne Krayer. John Carden. Sharon Hutchings.
Funded by Health and Care Research Wales
Started 2023
Finished 2026
Title: In Wales, are contemporary models of front-line social care for people with recurrent mental ill health fit for purpose? : a mixed methods study. Summary: Welsh Government policy recognises that providing social support in the community is complex. They are putting forward plans to create services that join up better, in order to meet […]
View full projectInvestigators Rob Poole, Heidi Hales, Sophie Dechene
Funded by Unfunded
Started 2023
View full projectInvestigators Emily Peckham. Trys Burke
Funded by NIHR
Started 2021
Finished 2027
SPACES is a research project whose aim is to develop an intervention to help people with severe mental ill health to become more active. The project is a collaboration between researchers and people with lived experience of severe mental ill health. Researchers from Bangor University, York St John, University of York, Leeds, Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam […]
View full projectInvestigators Sadia Nafees,Jakub Matusiuak, Rob Poole
Funded by BCUHB
Started 2021
Background: The importance of the social determinants of health (SDOH) is increasingly recognised. However, medical students are taught about them as epidemiological facts. We established a programme in North Wales involving prison placements for medical students, accompanied by specific teaching to contextualise SDOH to individual patients’ mental health problems. This is being evaluated over a […]
View full projectInvestigators Bebbington E,. Poole, R,. Krayer, A, Robinson, C.
Funded by Bangor University
Finished 2025
The aim of the project is to adapt processes from the UKRI MRC funded GCRF South Asia Self-Harm Initiative (SASHI) and to establish systems that will enable future implementation of a self-harm register in emergency departments across BCUHB and, eventually, nationally across Wales. We will: • Bring together and work with key partners in unscheduled […]
View full projectInvestigators Emily Peckham. Sadia Nafees
Funded by NIHR
Title: Enabling Service Users with Severe Mental Illness to Learn about and Engage (SMILE) with Good Oral Health: Co-production, Feasibility and Acceptability of a Systems intervention Aim: Co-production of an oral health intervention to improve oral health in people with severe mental illness and testing its feasibility and acceptability Objectives: Co-produce materials for a behaviour change […]
View full projectInvestigators John Bailey, Sadia Nafees, Rob Poole, Simon Gill
Funded by Unfunded
Impact of the work: Building on research in CFMHAS on the identification, development, treatment, effectiveness, harms, and experiences of patients and prescribers of prolonged high-dose medication for chronic pain, we have underway a project to identify every patient prescribed high doses of opioids for pain in a local GP cluster and intervene to reduce those […]
View full projectInvestigators Heidi Hales
Funded by Crime in Mind charity
Who are we? We are an expanding, multidisciplinary group of professionals working in forensic and associated settings in different countries whose work relates to adolescents who are in difficulty. The nature of the adolescents’ difficulties varies but they are likely to be young people who face, make or take the highest levels of risk; are […]
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