Research news

CPFT psychiatrist Dr Emilio Fernandez-Egea has received a prestigious national research grant to learn more about schizophrenia and how best to treat this complex mental health condition

CPFT is offering more research opportunities to help improve diagnosis, treatment and support for people living with dementia

CPFT’s Research and Development Director Professor Ed Bullmore steps down this month after 12 years of service, overseeing record performance at one of the UK’s top research-active NHS trusts

Research with CPFT is investigating the nature of hallucinations and helping people to express how they experience them in creative ways, supported by the Trust's specialist Clozapine Clinic

CPFT has been successful in winning funding to launch a digital wound care management solution to help people with lower limb wounds

CPFT staff can begin their research careers with support from the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), to grow the skills to lead studies

The next generation of researchers investigating how to improve services and care for people living with dementia will benefit from increased funding to develop their careers

CPFT trainee psychiatrist and academic clinical fellow Dr Peter Swann was awarded a prestigious prize for best poster at the International Lewy Body Dementia Conference 

CPFT’s innovative service for people with schizophrenia is highlighted in a new book published this week, exploring service users’ lived experiences and health challenges

Researchers at CPFT and the University of Cambridge have published results from a national survey of public opinion on sharing health data

CPFT and Anglia Ruskin University have joined forces to build capacity and develop professionals to run research in our region

CPFT is one of five NHS sites to run the UK’s first clinical trial to investigate a potential new treatment for schizophrenia