Anyone over 16 can join a major study with CPFT exploring how coronavirus and lockdown restrictions are affecting mental health and wellbeing
Read Take part in global study on mental health impact of coronavirus…
CPFT research leads join 22 global experts to call for studies to address the mental health impact of COVID-19
Read Urgent call to tackle impact of COVID-19 on mental health…
Clinical lead for CPFT’s specialist autism clinic, Dr Janine Robinson, has been appointed as National Specialty Adviser for Autism by NHS England and NHS Improvement
Read Trust psychologist wins role of national autism adviser…
All UK residents can take part in a survey with CPFT to say how health data should be used
Read Shape the use of health data with major national survey…Volunteer with CPFT to help test a new treatment which could help millions of people living with depression
Read Help investigate a new treatment for depression…A new programme of applied research will help communities most in need across the region
Read ARC launches to improve health and social care…
A CPFT community care team have found an innovation which improves care for stroke survivors
Read Results show app can improve therapy for stroke survivors…
Local NHS teams improving care for adults with mental health issues showcased their innovative work at the World Congress of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies
Read Therapies team impress international congress…Communities with the greatest health challenges across the region are set to benefit from funding for applied research projects
Read £9 million for research to improve health and care in the east of England…
CPFT is one of the UK’s top three NHS Trusts for volume of mental health research and has nearly doubled participation in studies for 2018/19
Read CPFT helps more people take part in research with record performance…
A new service improving outcomes for patients admitted to hospital with a mild stroke has been recognised for transforming care and improving lives
Read Stroke team win national award for transforming care…
Research exploring suggestions for reducing physical restraint in mental health has won paper of the year 2018
Read Improving communication can reduce physical restraint in mental healthcare…
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