Research Studies
Active Research Studies
We are working on a broad range of research studies covering mental health, dementia, physical health and community health, for adults and children. In many of these studies, we are looking for volunteers to take part.
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You can search the below list of our current research studies by condition or the type of participants we are looking for.
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The Community Navigator study
Overview
This study is no longer looking for new participants but is still ongoing. ...
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DETERMIND
Overview
This study aims to improve healthcare for two important groups of people who have dementia: ...
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A register for collecting and measuring outcomes of licensed Anti-Epileptic Drugs and Epilepsy treatments in patients with Epilepsy and Intellectual Disability and/or Pervasive Developmental Disorders
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The EP ID Register study aims to learn how epileptic medicine works for people who have epilepsy and a learning disability. The information will help...
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BPD/ASPD - Probing Social Exchanges – A Computational Neuroscience Approach to the Understanding of Borderline and Anti-Social Personality Disorder
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The study aims to investigate the brain activation patterns of people suffering from personality disorders. ...
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CBT and the Neural Circuits of Anxiety
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This study wants to find out if a special kind of treatment can change how our brain deals with feelings and thoughts. This treatment is called:...
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Eating Disorders Genetics Initiative (EDGI UK)
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EDGI is a large research study about eating disorders. It looks at why some people get eating disorders by learning from many people. This helps...
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GLAD Study (Genetic Links to Anxiety and Depression)
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This is an online survey for people who have experienced depression or anxiety. Depression is when someone feels very sad or empty for a long time....
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Let’s Talk 2: A study of a peer delivered intervention for people with experience of psychosis and stigma-related concerns
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This study helps people with psychosis who feel people judge them badly because of their mental health issues. It offers a programme called...
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NIHR SMILE BioResource
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The aim of the SMILE study is to get a better understanding of the causes of severe mental illness (SMI) and the best way to develop new...