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You are here: Home / News / Would you like to help shape a research project?

Would you like to help shape a research project?

27th March 2020

Involvement opportunity for parents with experience of mental health difficulties

Researchers at the University of Oxford are looking to speak with parents of school-aged children who have experienced their own mental health difficulties, to help develop a research project to identify and support child anxiety difficulties in schools.

The research team are keen to receive feedback on the procedures they have developed, before they trial them in schools, to ensure that the approach is sensitive and appropriate. 

Taking part takes about an hour and involves speaking with a researcher over the phone. All parents who take part will be offered £20 for their time plus a reimbursement of expenses. 

Please email our Patient and Public Involvement Manager, Claire Murray, if you would like to be involved.

Claire.Murray@oxfordhealth.nhs.uk

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