Here are examples of the types of studies which we invite to be run on the network:
Large pragmatic randomized trials of complex interventions
such as suicide prevention; early intervention in psychosis
or collaborative models of disease management across the primary
secondary care interface;
Collaborations with the English MHRN on UK wide studies;
The establishment of large cohorts of patients with the major
psychiatric disorders (eg. psychoses, mood disorder) for longitudinal
investigation to allow both basic and translational research
from bench to community;
Linking with the All Wales Birth Cohort to explore the potential
for longitudinal research;
Conducting policy relevant research into black and minority
ethnic mental health;
Research to support policy development systems, national,
regional and local development of strategy across the sectors
to support evidence-based mental health and mental health
service development and commissioning of the services required;
Providing responsive research to support policy initiatives
and examine Welsh priority areas within mental health and learning disability such as Better Health Better
Wales and Health Challenge Wales.
Here is
the current portfolio of studies being run on the network:
Download
portfolio
Role of the Clinical Studies Officers and what they can do for your studies.
If you have any questions please contact Phil Jones who is the Research Development Fellow responsible for the MHRN-C Portfolio of Studies.
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