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Welcome Professor Jeremy Hall

Professor Jeremy Hall has been appointed Deputy Director of NIHR Biomedical Research Centre: Oxford Health


Could research help you?

World Bipolar Day provides an opportunity to highlight our specialist Bipolar research clinic at Oxford Health NHS FT (OHFT) which is helping to improve understanding, treatment and care for people living with Bipolar disorder.


Could you take part in Alzheimer’s research?

Research opportunities to trial disease‑modifying therapies for Alzheimer’s disease are open for recruitment


Latest updates from Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre

March’s newsletter brings you a new roundup of updates, research highlights, and news from our partners at Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre (OH BRC).


60 seconds with…Rose Meghen-Prudhoe, Senior Clinical Research Assistant

Recently, we spoke with Rose Meghen-Prudhoe , Senior Clinical Research Assistant in the Mental Health Research Delivery Team and Children and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) lead for Oxford Health NHS FT.


Virtual treatment research brings benefits for eating disorder patients

New research shows virtual treatment for people with severe eating disorders can prevent inpatient admissions and support recovery after hospital.


Strengthening the foundations of research at Oxford Health

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust (OHFT) has secured a significant boost of over £500,000 for its research infrastructure


Oxford Health signs HRA Shared Commitment to Public Involvement

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust has joined more than thirty national health organisations in pledging to improve public involvement in health and social care research.


Trial finds that AI tool could transform antidepressant prescribing

Digital tool that personalises antidepressant treatment significantly improves outcomes of people with depression – major new trial shows


Join the world’s largest study of anxiety and depression

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust (OHFT) are recruiting participants for the world’s largest study of anxiety and depression.