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SUMMARY:Recovery from depression: TMS is ready to go & can save the country money
DESCRIPTION:Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) offers hope for people with depression that has not responded to first-line treatment. \n\n\n\n\nNot only is TMS safe and effective\, it’s cost-effective\, and was invented in the UK. So why isn’t it more widely available on the NHS? \nJoin leading UK researchers\, clinicians and experts by experience to explore how we can build the case for better provision. \nAgenda \n\nThe patient experience of difficult-to-treat depression\nThe TMS story\nWhat the evidence says about TMS for depression\nPatient experiences of accessing TMS therapy\nA vision for improving access to TMS in the UK\n\nSpeakers \n\nPeople with lived experience of difficult-to-treat depression and TMS treatment\nProfessor Richard Morriss\, University of Nottingham\nDr Paul Briley\, University of Nottingham\nDr Mohamed Abdelghani\, Consultant Psychiatrist\, Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust\nDr Jacob Andrews\, University of Nottingham\n\nThis webinar is aimed at health care commissioners\, policymakers and third sector information providers\, but everyone is welcome to join in the discussion! \nMore details and to register: Recovery from depression: TMS is ready to go & can save the country money Tickets\, Wednesday\, July 15  •  12 PM – 1:15 PM GMT+1 | Eventbrite
URL:https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/oh-event/recovery-from-depression-tms-is-ready-to-go-can-save-the-country-money/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Depression Research Centre,Depression Therapeutics,Education and Training
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SUMMARY:Adaptive Innovative Methods (AIM) Launch
DESCRIPTION:AIM is a new NIHR Biomedical Research Centre: Oxford Health digital community designed to support innovation in psychological treatments for children\, adolescents\, and young adults. \nWe believe young people deserve better mental health support.  This means treatments that are not only evidence-based\, but also more effective\, more accessible\, and more acceptable within the realities of their lives. \nOur focus is on making that a reality by identifying and targeting modifiable mechanisms maintaining mental health issues in young people. \nAIM is a digital community aiming to build better treatments through: \n📚 A searchable library of practical\, validated measures of psychological mechanisms \n📍Guidance and resources to support the development\, evaluation and implementation of mechanism-based interventions. \n🎙️A series of seminars showcasing work that exemplifies this approach to treatment innovation. \n👥👥Importantly\, AIM is not just a repository but a community. We want to bring together clinicians\, researchers\, and those with lived experience to share knowledge\, inform innovation\, and ensure that new approaches are meaningful and usable in practice. \n🗓️We would be delighted if you could join us at the launch event to learn more about the platform\, how it can support your work and ways to join this growing community.
URL:https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/oh-event/adaptive-innovative-methods-aim-launch/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Mental Health in Development
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Beyond the bump - How managing blood pressure around pregnancy shapes your future health
DESCRIPTION:The NIHR BRC: Oxford is holding a free online public talk on Tuesday 21 July at 2pm \nMany women experience high blood pressure during pregnancy\, and it is increasingly recognised as an early warning sign for health problems later in life. Conditions such as gestational hypertension and preeclampsia are known to increase a woman’s longer-term risk of stroke\, heart disease and dementia. Yet most women receive little follow-up once their baby is born. \nRecent studies by University of Oxford researchers have shown that\, by monitoring and carefully managing their blood pressure after giving birth\, new mothers could cut their risk of future heart disease and strokes – and protect their long‑term brain health. \nThe studies\, supported by the NIHR Biomedical Research Centre: Oxford\, have led to the creation of a postpartum cardiac risk clinic in the Oxford Heart Centre. \nThis talk will explore how pregnancy is a window into future health\, giving an opportunity to improve long-term care and help prevent future cardiovascular disease and cognitive decline in women. The speakers will also show how understanding why some women develop long-term complications while others recover fully could lead to more personalised treatment. \nSign up here: Webinar: Beyond the bump – How managing blood pressure around pregnancy shapes your future health. \nSpeakers \nDr Jamie Kitt is a Consultant Cardiologist in London and Oxford. He is conducting post-doctoral research into hypertensive pregnancy at the University of Oxford’s Radcliffe Department of Medicine. \nDr Winok Lapidaire is a Principal Investigator in Cardiovascular Medicine at the Radcliffe Department of Medicine. Her research focuses on the effect of high blood pressure on the brain\, especially during and after pregnancy. \n \n 
URL:https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/oh-event/webinar-beyond-the-bump-how-managing-blood-pressure-around-pregnancy-shapes-your-future-health/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Dementia,Education and Training,NIHR
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