Download Examples of types of potential projects

The complex interactions between intelligence, special educational needs,
deprivation, and obstetrics factors, and their influence on adult mental health
outcomes. (Projects utilising record linkage)
Longer term health outcomes following psychosocial interventions for common
mental disorders, and for psychosis. (Project utilising record linkage with data from
randomised controlled trials)
Randomised controlled trials of new complex interventions for common mental
disorders, and for psychosis
Supporting people with long term conditions via the internet
Carer support for patients with chronic disorders
Computerised CBT delivery
Community classes for Urdu speaking women with depression
Recovery style and outcome in first episode psychosis
Attachment, metalization and outcome in first episode psychosis
Exploration of the health inequalities experienced by adults with intellectual
disabilities. (Project utilising record linkage)
Longer term outcomes on aggression following a training intervention with adults
with intellectual disabilities. (Project utilising record linkage with data from
randomised controlled trials)
Using new technologies to promote better mental health or improve health care
provision
Interventions aimed at helping people with mental health problems and comorbid
chronic diseases
Exploration of treatment burden in people with mental health problems
The role of the built and natural environment in impeding and promoting mental
health
The geography of mental health and treatment of mental ill-health
The role of maternal distorted communication in attachment outcomes for maltreated
infants and toddlers
Infant immunisation as an attachment paradigm
Genetic and environmental predictors of mental health problems and personality
disorder.
Gene-environment interactions in autism in the Faroe Islands
Investigating the relationship between stress and psychopathology in autism
spectrum disorder
Sleep disorders and psychopathology in autism spectrum disorder
Promoting health and wellbeing in adults and children with intellectual disabilities
through lifestyle interventions
Relationships between abnormal ageing and outcome after head injury
Sleep abnormality and its impact on daily function after head injury
Molecular and neuroimaging studies in models of major depressive disorder: is an
inflammatory profile a subtype of major depression?
Stress and “toxic stress” in families: allostatic load as a biomarker of deprivation
Uncovering key mechanisms in the biology of depression in medical illness: the role
of chemokines as a “gateway” mechanism to the brain
Allostatic load, the environment, and aggression in adults with intellectual disabilities
The lived experience of stigma