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Improving Access and Uptake

When research has made its way into healthcare there is still work to be done to help ensure accessibility. The National Institute for Health and Care Research Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre supports research that assesses what is needed to implement new approaches successfully into services. 

 

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Emergency naloxone to reverse heroin overdose – implementing improvements

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Taking video-EEG from hospital to home

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CUES-Ed - promoting mental health and wellbeing among primary school children

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MyHealthE: Digital innovation in child and adolescent mental health

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Digital therapy to treat distress in long-term physical health conditions

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Improving policy on alternative nicotine products

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Point-of-care testing to enable patients to access clozapine

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Online cognitive therapy for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

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Transforming anorexia nervosa treatment for adults

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PROTECT study - understanding causes of dementia

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Early intervention for eating disorders

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IMPARTS – Integrating mental and physical healthcare

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Smartphone-based routine mental health monitoring in schools

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LENS - A digital approach to reduce anxiety and depression

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Silence is Golden - a step towards a quieter future for MRI

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Enabling dementia research in care homes

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Low cost and portable imaging

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Preventing psychosis in young people

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Development and roll-out of 'SURE' to measure recovery from alcohol/drug dependence

 

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