Oxford health is interested in looking at the welfare of its staff and those of our other mental health colleagues from a range of services. Not only does this have positive effects for the staff members themselves but also helps to improve the care of patients. This research looks at a staff members current wellbeing is as well as ways to try and improve their wellbeing.<\/p>\n
We have a verity of different studies.\u00a0 Some involve a questionnaires, some involve a therapy and some involve taking a medication.\u00a0 Some\u00a0 take place in our research clinics, in a clinical team base or sometimes they can take place in your home.<\/p>\n
\u00a0 We are sometimes able to contact people directly about research, or get referrals from clinical teams. We are always appreciate hearing from people who are interested in getting involved.<\/span><\/p>\n Expand<\/strong><\/p>\n Local Collaborator<\/strong> : Rose Meghen-Prudhoe- Senior Clinical Research Assistant<\/p>\n Objective<\/strong>: We are looking to understand the experiences of families from ethnic minorities who have a child with a diagnosis or suspected diagnosis of a There are many opportunities to become involved in research at Oxford Health if you are a carer. If you are interested in taking part, please contact us on: mentalhealthresearch@oxfordhealth.nhs.uk<\/a> for further information on our current research opportunities.<\/p>\n\n Current Studies<\/span>\n <\/summary>\n
\nneurodevelopmental disorder e.g. autism, ADHD,OCD, Tourette\u2019s.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/details>\nKey contacts<\/h2>\n
Previous research studies<\/h2>\n