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New Online Therapies Bring Oxford Mental Health Research to NHS Patients

31st July 2024

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Oxford University announces four new online therapies for anxiety and PTSD, now available on the NHS. The therapies target childhood anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorders and were developed with support form…

Filed Under: Children, young people and family mental health, Impact, Mental Health in Development, News, Online therapies and resources for clinicians, Psychological Treatments

New shingles vaccine could reduce risk of dementia – major study indicates

25th July 2024

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The new recombinant shingles vaccine ‘Shingrix’ is associated with a reduced risk of dementia compared to an earlier shingles vaccine, according to a major new study published in Nature Medicine….

Filed Under: Dementia, Impact, Molecular Targets, News, Online therapies and resources for clinicians

Recruitment open for healthy participants in the OxSENSE study

19th July 2024

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University of Oxford and BRC: Oxford Health supported researchers are recruiting participants for the Oxford Semaglutide and Cognition (OxSENSE) Study. The study is investigating the effects of a single-dose of…

Filed Under: Data Science, News

New Therapeutic Approaches in Translational Mental Health

18th July 2024

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Academia Meets Industry – Grand Challenges and New Horizons 16th September 2024, Mathematical Institute, Oxford The New Therapeutic Approaches in Translational Mental Health conference will bring together industry, academic and…

Filed Under: News, NIHR Mental Health Translational Research Collaboration (MH-TRC), Online therapies and resources for clinicians, Research Themes

Mental Health and Diversity Research Study Findings Released

16th July 2024

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New research from Oxford’s Department of Education has revealed the current picture of mental health and diversity support in schools in the Midlands. The research compiled feedback from 48 primary…

Filed Under: Children, young people and family mental health, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI), Mental Health in Development, News

Have you participated in a mental health clinical trial?

12th July 2024

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MQ Mental Health Research would like to hear form you if you have taken part in a mental health clinical trial that involved testing new medicines. They are putting together…

Filed Under: News, NIHR Mental Health Translational Research Collaboration (MH-TRC), PPIEP

Oxford Health’s Clinical Research Facility (OH CRF) attend the 2024 UKCRF Network conference

10th July 2024

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Staff from Oxford Health’s Clinical Research Facility (CRF) spent two engaging days at the UK CRF Network conference in Leicester from 4-5 July 2024. Although the event took place during…

Filed Under: Clinical Research Facility, News

BRC: Oxford Health strategic partner University of Surrey host an Open Day

5th July 2024

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BRC: Oxford Health Researchers from the Universities of Birmingham, Oxford, Reading and Surrey met in Guildford on 1 July to tour the sleep facilities and discuss sleep technologies. At the…

Filed Under: Better Sleep, News

BRC: Oxford Health Brain Technologies Theme supports world’s first epilepsy device fitted into boy’s skull

27th June 2024

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A study partnership involving University of Oxford researchers from the BRC: Oxford Health’s Brain Technologies Theme, Great Ormond Street Hospital, University College London and King’s College Hospital were recently involved…

Filed Under: Impact, News

Professor Rachel Upthegrove made MBE

17th June 2024

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Professor Rachel Upthegrove, who joins the University of Oxfords Department of Psychiatry and our BRC as Director Designate in August, has been made an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours…

Filed Under: Better Sleep, Brain Technologies, Data Science, Dementia, Depression Research Centre, Depression Therapeutics, Flourishing & Wellbeing, Mental Health in Development, Molecular Targets, News, NIHR Mental Health Translational Research Collaboration (MH-TRC), Pain, Preventing Multiple Morbidities, Psychological Treatments, Research Themes

Mood Disorder Research Clinic funding

28th May 2024

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Launched 21 May 2024: Funding for new sites to join the Mood Disorder Research Clinic Network This is open to all Trusts across the 4 Nations. Please contact Julie Bieles…

Filed Under: News, NIHR Mental Health Translational Research Collaboration (MH-TRC)

BRC: Oxford Health Better Sleep Theme Pump Priming award is now open

23rd May 2024

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Our BRC Better Sleep (BS) Theme aims to create a UK collaborating network that integrates research infrastructure and clinical services to deliver innovation in mental, cognitive and brain health research…

Filed Under: Better Sleep, News, Training and Development

BRC: Oxford Health Theme collaborates with NHS Care Coordinators

17th May 2024

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The Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) team from the BRC: Oxford Health Preventing Multiple Morbidities (PMM) Theme, recently collaborated on a project with Care Coordinators from the Oxford Health NHS…

Filed Under: Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI), News, PPIEP, Preventing Multiple Morbidities

Oxford’s Brain Health Clinic – where almost every patient consents to research

16th May 2024

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Recently, Oxford Academic Health Partners (OAHP) published a case study about the Brain Health Centre. The Oxford Brain Heath Centre is an integrated research and clinical environment dedicated to preparing clinical…

Filed Under: Dementia, News, Oxford Brain Health Clinic

New optically pumped magnetometers (OPM) coming to Oxford

16th May 2024

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The Oxford Centre for Human Brain Activity, led by Prof. Mark Woolrich, has been granted a cutting-edge piece of neuroimaging equipment – the Optically Pumped Magnetometers (OPMs). This addition represents…

Filed Under: Brain Technologies

AI to help personalise treatment for depression in Oxfordshire as part of major trial

13th May 2024

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People with depression are being invited to be part of a clinical trial testing a new evidence-based AI treatment tool to personalise antidepressant treatment. The revolutionary digital tool, called PETRUSHKA,…

Filed Under: Clinical Research Facility, Data Science, Depression Therapeutics, Impact, News

University of Oxford The RESTORE Study – Request for Volunteers

24th April 2024

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Trouble sleeping? Low mood or depression? At the University of Oxford Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences, we are looking for volunteers, who have sleep problems and experience low mood to…

Filed Under: Better Sleep, News

Watch now: Joint Oxford BRC public talk. How patient data can transform diagnosis, treatment and care in the NHS

22nd April 2024

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Recently, both Oxford BRCs hosted a joint public talk at the University of Oxford’s Department for Continuing Education in Oxford. Professors Andrea Cipriani and Eva Morris discussed how patient data…

Filed Under: Clinical Research Facility, Data Science, News

In conversation with OxInAHR Director Professor Paul Carding

12th April 2024

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Recently, Oxford Academic Health Partners spoke with  Professor Paul Carding  Director, Oxford Institute of Allied Health Research (OxInAHR), Oxford Brookes University  about supporting research-active Health Care Professionals. Discussion focused on …

Filed Under: News

BRC: Oxford Health Data Science Theme in conversation with Mike Denis (CEO, Akrivia Health)

8th April 2024

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Recently, Anthony Quinn (Research Coordinator – Data Science Theme) met with Mike Denis Chief Executive at Akrivia Health, a spin-out from the University of Oxford and closely linked with Oxford…

Filed Under: Data Science

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