Active research studies
On this page is a list of our current active studies. The named sponsor on the list is the data controller. For further information on these studies please contact the R&D department at research.lypft@nhs.net
Active studies with sponsor – January 2022
| IRAS number | Project full title | Chief Investigator | Sponsors |
| 162421 | Clinical variations in psychoses study | Dr Alastair Cardno | University of Leeds |
| 185221 | National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Safety in Mental Health (NCISH) | Appleby, Prof Louis | McMasters University,University of Manchester |
| 219438 | Development and validation of the Carer Recovery Questionnaire (CRQ) | Professor William Sellwood | Lancaster University |
| 234212 | Development of core outcome sets for effectiveness trials of interventions to prevent and/or treat delirium (Del-COrS) | Dr Valerie Page | West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust |
| 241210 | Lifestyle health and wellbeing survey: physical activity questionnaire | Dr Emily Peckham | University of York |
| 243566 | Eating disorders genetic initiative V1 | Professor Gerome Breen | Kings College London, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust |
| 245339 | National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) mental health bioresource for depression and anxiety | Professor Gerome Breen | Kings College London, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust |
| 257667 | A randomised controlled trial of a structured intervention for expanding social networks in psychosis | Dr Domenico Giacco | East London NHS Foundation Trust |
| 268528 | Perception of needs of individuals with co-morbid severe mental illness and cancer | Laura Charlesworth | Sheffield Hallam University |
| 270116 | The mealtime experiences of adults with mental health conditions on inpatient wards: a qualitative exploratory study | Professor John Baker | University of Leeds |
| 270787 | A multicentre double-blind placebo-controlled randomised trial of SerTRaline for AnxieTy in adults with a diagnosis of Autism (STRATA) | Rai, Dr Dheeraj | University of Bristol |
| 271363 | Clinical and cost-effectiveness of a new psychological intervention to support independence in dementia (NIDUS) for family carers and people living with dementia in their own homes: a randomised controlled trial | Professor Claudia Cooper | University College London |
| 278694 | Pre-protocol focus group study and consultation: experiences and views about psychosocial interventions in intensive home treatment | Dr Nicola Clibbens | Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust |
| 283375 | The experience of people with complex physical and mental health problems during the COVID-19 pandemic: a qualitative study | Dr Max Henderson | Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust |
| 288589 | Admissions far away from home or to adult wards – understanding the impact of current practices for accessing inpatient care for adolescents with mental health difficulties: a surveillance study | Dr Kapil Sayal | University of Nottingham |
| 288738 | Physical health of young people in inpatient mental health services: a six month prospective study | Dr Rebekah Carney | Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust |
| 291617 | Couples’ experiences of mother and baby units (MBUs): a qualitative study of the couple relationship from the perspective of mothers and intimate partners | Mrs Natalie Jones | University of Leeds |
| 291870 | Exploring the implementation of patient safety investigation techniques in mental health trusts in England | Mr David Wood | University of Manchester |
| 293174 | The COUNTED study – communication about treatment options in memory assessment services | Dr Sarah Jane Smith | Leeds Beckett University |
| 293657 | Inequalities in identification and treatment of perinatal mental health | Dr Josie Dickerson | Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust |
| 294695 | Optimising key components of the community mental health policy through implementation of the PARTNERS intervention: learning about personalisation, integration and team-based supervision |
Byng, Dr Richard | University of Plymouth |
| 296851 | Experience based investigation and co-design of approaches to prevent and reduce Mental Health Act use (CO-PACT) | Professor Kam Bhui | University of Oxford |
| 297939 | Function replacement in repeated self-harm: standardising therapeutic assessment and the related therapy (WP4 – randomised controlled trial) | Professor Else Guthrie | University of Leeds |
| 299721 | Optimising wellbeing in severe mental ill health | Dr Emily Peckham | University of York |
| 300663 | Gambling in the UK: an analysis of data from individuals seeking treatment at the UK NHS Northern Gambling Service | Dr Amanda Roberts | University of Lincoln |
| 300883 | Developing a service user centred co-designed patient safety intervention for acute mental health wards: a mixed methods process evaluation | Professor John Baker | University of Leeds |
| 301049 | Suicide-related internet use of mental health patients who died by suicide: what do clinicians (not) know – a mixed methods study | Ms Lana Bojanic | University of Manchester |
| 301156 | A qualitative study of people’s experiences of multidisciplinary inpatient treatment for persistent physical symptoms | Ms Hilary Lewis | Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust |
| 301380 | Evaluation of new guidance to support more meaningful involvement of patients and families in serious incident investigations: an observational study | Dr Jane O’Hara | Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust |
| 301968 | Supporting physical activity through co-production in people with severe mental illness: qualitative approaches for intervention development (SPACES:QUAD) workstream one | Dr Emily Peckham | Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust |
| 306281 | A mixed methods study using co-production to explore food insecurity in adults with Severe Mental Illness living in Northern England. | Smith, Mrs Jo | Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust |
| 311429 | How do supervisors respond to decision making by their supervisees? The impact of supervisee and supervisor characteristics | Langthorne Ms Diane | University of Sheffield |
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