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SUMMARY:Hospital to Community: Early Prevention for Child and Adolescent Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:Centre for Developmental Adversity and Resilience (CeDAR) International Conference invites leading academics\, clinicians and the public to discuss how we can support the mental health of young people in the community. \nKeynote speakers: \nProfessor Vikram Patel. Professor and Chair of the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School. \nProfessor Prathiba Chitsabesan (FRCPsych). National Clinical Director for Children and Young People’s Mental Health (NHS England). \nChairs: Professor Helen Minnis and Dr Ruchika Gajwani. \nDelegate fee: £85 or £65 for students. Places limited to 200. \nPoster submission: Deadline 01 August 2026. \nAny queries please email Irene O’Neill – irene.oneill@glasgow.ac.uk \nRegister on Eventbrite. 
URL:https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/oh-event/hospital-to-community-early-prevention-for-child-and-adolescent-mental-health/
LOCATION:The Grosvenor Hotel\, 1-9 Grosvenor Terrace\, Glasgow\, G12 0TB
CATEGORIES:Mental Health in Development,MHM Events
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SUMMARY:Research as a career for doctors: Opportunities\, challenges and impact
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the NIHR Biomedical Research Centre: Manchester\, in partnership with the Association of Physicians of Great Britain and Ireland. \n📅 Tuesday 17 November 2026\n🕤 9.30am to 3.30pm\n📍 The Grand Hall\, Whitworth Art Gallery\, Oxford Road\, Manchester\, M15 6ER \n👨‍⚕️ For consultants\, GPs\, specialty doctors and resident doctors \n  \nAre you interested in developing a clinical academic career or becoming more involved in research alongside your clinical practice? \nJoin leading clinicians\, researchers and academic leaders to explore how research can enhance your career and improve patient care. The event is open to resident doctors\, specialty doctors\, GPs and consultants\, and will provide practical advice\, career insights and opportunities to network with experts and peers. \nHighlights include: \n\nKeynote presentations from nationally recognised clinical academics\nClinical academic career pathways and training opportunities\nFunding and fellowship advice\nHonest discussions about balancing research with clinical practice\nInteractive workshops tailored to different career stages\nNetworking with researchers\, clinicians and academic leaders\n\nRegister now 👉 Research as a Career for Doctors – AoPGBI (The current Early Bird rate is available until 30 September 2026)
URL:https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/oh-event/research-as-a-career-for-doctors-opportunities-challenges-and-impact/
LOCATION:The Grand Hall\, Whitworth Art Gallery\, Oxford Road\, Manchester\, M15 6ER
CATEGORIES:Better Sleep,Brain Technologies,Data Science,Dementia,Depression Therapeutics,Education and Training,Mental Health in Development,Molecular Targets,NIHR,Pain,Preventing Multiple Morbidities,Psychological Treatments,Research Themes
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Translational Psychological Science for Youth Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:Young people’s mental health needs are rising\, yet many existing psychological therapies remain difficult to access and only help around half of those who receive them. In this AIM webinar\, Professor Tim Dalgleish explores how discoveries in mental health science can be translated into more effective\, accessible and digitally delivered interventions\, drawing on research in depression and post-traumatic stress in children and young people.\n\nMore information: Webinar: Translational Psychological Science for Youth Mental Health\nRegister online to attend:Webinar: Translational Psychological Science for Youth Mental Health
URL:https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/oh-event/webinar-translational-psychological-science-for-youth-mental-health/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Education and Training,Mental Health in Development
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SUMMARY:Workshop on Early HTA\, Translation and Commercialisation of Digital Health Innovations
DESCRIPTION:The Economics of Population Health Research Centre (formerly HERC)\, together with the NIHR BRC: Oxford Health and the NIHR BRC: Oxford\, invites you to attend a Workshop on Early Health Technology Assessment (HTA)\, Translation and Commercialisation of Digital Health Innovations. \nVenue: Richard Doll Lecture Theatre\, Richard Doll Building\,\nOld Road Campus\, OXFORD\, OX3 7LF \nRegister online to attend: Registration: EPH/BRC Workshop: Early HTA & Commercialisation | Online surveys \nAbout the Workshop: \nDigital health innovations—including apps\, AI tools\, online platforms and wearable technologies—offer significant opportunities to improve healthcare. However\, they present new challenges for evaluation\, implementation and commercialisation\, with decisions often needing to be made before conventional evidence is fully established. \nThis workshop will explore how early health technology assessment (HTA)\, economic evaluation and commercial considerations can be integrated to support the successful translation of digital health innovations into clinical practice. Through expert presentations and real-world case studies\, participants will discuss approaches to early evaluation\, commercialisation pathways and the scaling of digital innovations within the NHS. \nThe workshop is intended for: \n\nResearchers and theme leads from the Oxford Biomedical Research Centre and Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre\nClinicians involved in digital innovation\nHealth economists\nAnyone with an interest in digital health evaluation\, translation and implementation\n\nClick for agenda here. \nRegister to attend: Registration: EPH/BRC Workshop: Early HTA & Commercialisation – Online Surveys | Online surveys
URL:https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/oh-event/workshop-on-early-hta-translation-and-commercialisation-of-digital-health-innovations/
LOCATION:Richard Doll Lecture Theatre\, Richard Doll Building HERC\, Nuffield Department of Population Health\, Old Road Campus\,\, Headington\, Oxford\, OX3 7LF
CATEGORIES:Better Sleep,Brain Technologies,Data Science,Dementia,Depression Therapeutics,Education and Training,Flourishing & Wellbeing,Mental Health in Development,Molecular Targets,Pain,Preventing Multiple Morbidities,Psychological Treatments
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SUMMARY:From Engineering to Psychiatry: Building an Interdisciplinary Research Career
DESCRIPTION:Join Maxime Taquet\, Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Oxford\, for: From Engineering to Psychiatry: Building an Interdisciplinary Research Career \nMaxime Taquet will share his career journey\, from training as an engineer and completing a PhD in brain imaging to studying medicine and combining clinical psychiatry with research using large electronic health-record datasets. \nThe session will offer inspiration\, honest reflections and practical advice for aspiring researchers and those considering an interdisciplinary research career. \nThe webinar is particularly relevant to students\, early career researchers\, and research-interested health and care professionals. \nRegister online: Career Development Webinar – From Engineering to Psychiatry: Building an Interdisciplinary Research Career
URL:https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/oh-event/from-engineering-to-psychiatry-building-an-interdisciplinary-research-career/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Better Sleep,Brain Technologies,Data Science,Dementia,Depression Therapeutics,Mental Health in Development,MHM Events,Molecular Targets,Pain,Preventing Multiple Morbidities,Psychological Treatments,Research Themes
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SUMMARY:Learning to "Waltz rather than Wrestle": A Novel Ultra Brief Intervention Supporting Early Caregiver Relationships
DESCRIPTION:Open to all\, the webinar will share findings from the evaluation of Understanding Your Toddler (UYT)\, a brief three-session intervention developed by Leeds Infant Mental Health Service to support toddlers aged 2-5 years and their caregivers. The presentation will cover why the intervention was developed\, what it involves\, the evaluation findings\, and implications for infant and early childhood mental health practice. \nSpeakers \nGemma Chadderton is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and works within Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust and has a particular interest in infant mental health\, early relationships and the importance of the first 1\,001 days and beyond. \nHannah Potter is a postgraduate researcher\, working across the University of Bradford’s Mental Health Research Centre and the Bradford Institute for Health Research. Hannah’s current research aims to explore how combinations of early years interventions shape development in early and middle childhood. \nRegister to attend online: Learning to “Waltz rather than Wrestle”: A Novel Ultra Brief Intervention Supporting Early Caregiver Relationships
URL:https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/oh-event/learning-to-waltz-rather-than-wrestle-a-novel-ultra-brief-intervention-supporting-early-caregiver-relationships/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Mental Health in Development
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SUMMARY:RDF 2027
DESCRIPTION:Mark your calendar and join us at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole for RDF27\, taking place from 9–11 May 2027. \nFollowing the success of RDF25 in Manchester\, which welcomed over 900 professionals in health and care research management\, amd RDF26 in Birmingham with nearly 1\,000 attendees\, we’re excited to announce the details for RDF27. \nThis flagship event is an unmissable opportunity for professionals working across health and care research management. For over two decades\, the RDF conference has been the leading platform for networking\, professional development\, and sector-wide knowledge sharing. \nRegister for updates: RDF27 Birmingham 9-11 May 2027
URL:https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/oh-event/rdf-2027/
LOCATION:Hilton Birmingham Metropole\, The NEC\, Pendigo Way\, Birmingham\, B40 1PP
CATEGORIES:Better Sleep,Brain Technologies,Clinical Research Facility,Data Science,Dementia,Depression Research Centre,Depression Therapeutics,Education and Training,Flourishing & Wellbeing,Mental Health in Development,Molecular Targets,Oxford Precision Psychiatry Lab,Pain,Preventing Multiple Morbidities,Psychological Treatments
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