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10 for 10: Research Involvement Groups Reflections and learnings over 10 years
Reflections and learnings from ten years of doing research involvement groups.
10 for 10 • Research methods
Toolkit
10 for 10: Research Involvement Groups Recruitment Plan Checklist
A checklist of things to think about before opening recruitment to research involvement groups.
10 for 10 • Research methods
Infographic
#MHRM Multidisciplinary Webinar
An infographic from the #MentalHealthResearchMatters webinar about how to do multidisciplinary research (better).
#MentalHealthResearchMatters • Research methods
Infographic
Centring young people in mental health research: ensuring diversity & inclusivity
A resource from the Centring young people in mental health project, to act as a talking point for ensuring diversity and inclusivity when involving young people in research.
Racial equity • Research methods • Young people
Infographic
Centring young people in mental health research: creating safe spaces
A resource from the Centring young people in mental health project, to act as a talking point for how to create safe spaces when involving young people in research.
Research methods • Young people
Infographic
Centring young people in mental health research: youth-led approach
A resource from the Centring young people in mental health project, to act as a talking point for the youth-led approach when involving young people in research.
Research methods • Young people
Toolkit
10 for 10: Working as a co-researcher
Looking at how co-researchers shape young people’s mental health research. We explore what we mean
by co-research and look at examples of it in action at McPin.
10 for 10 • Research methods
Project report
Acute day units in non-residential settings for people in mental health crisis: the AD-CARE mixed-methods study
A report on the AD-CARE project investigating the provision, effectiveness, intervention acceptability and re-admission rates of acute day units
Crisis • Mental health services • Research methods
Infographic
Top tips for co-production in research
Five top tips to get you working towards co-production based on our learning from the Community Navigators project
Research methods
Video
Using peer research to find out about experiences of inequality in Lambeth and Harrow
A presentation about the PhotoVoice project on the impact of social and structural inequalities on public mental health
Inequality • Public mental health • Research methods
Video
In conversation: Why mental health research matters to Paul Farmer, former CEO at Mind
From the #MentalHealthResearchMatters campaign - talking about why mental health research matters to Paul Farmer, former CEO at Mind
Mental health services • Research methods • Wellbeing
Video
Why does mental health research matter to young people?
From the #MentalHealthResearchMatters campaign - while at TRIUMPH Fest in Edinburgh we asked young people why #MentalHealthResearchMatters to them
Mental health services • Research methods • Wellbeing • Young people
Video
How do we improve mental health research?
From the #MentalHealthResearchMatters campaign - a video looking at how we can improve mental health research
Mental health services • Research methods • Wellbeing
Video
Why does mental health research matter?
From the #MentalHealthResearchMatters campaign - a video looking at why we need more and better mental health research so people can live happier and mentally healthy lives
Mental health services • Research methods • Wellbeing
Video
Using peer research to understand people's experience of a new virtual reality therapy
A peer research approach means that people with similar lived experiences to the research participants were involved in designing the study, collecting the data and analysing it.
Peer support • Research methods
Talking Point
Randomised controlled trials: The straitjacket of mental health research?
We hope these papers and the discussion around them will aid us in our mission to transform mental health research. Talking Point papers are funded by McPin, but the views expressed are the authors'.
Research methods
Talking Point
Through the eyes of the observed: re-directing research on psychiatric drugs
We hope these papers and the discussion around them will aid us in our mission to transform mental health research. Talking Point papers are funded by McPin, but the views expressed are the authors'.
Research methods
Talking Point
Patient and Public Involvement in Research, Why Not?
We hope these papers and the discussion around them will aid us in our mission to transform mental health research. Talking Point papers are funded by McPin, but the views expressed are the authors'.
Research methods
