Why is anxiety and depression increasing in the UK
Series: Media
Interview with David Aaronovitch for BBC4
Interview with David Aaronovitch for BBC4
An editorial linked to the paper by Duleeka Knipe and colleagues (2024) published in Lancet Psychiatry
Interview with Jen Dykxhoorn, showcased as part of the NIHR Researcher in the Spotlight campaign.
A comphrehensive “state-of-the-science” review published in World Psychiatry
New longitudinal research published in Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR)
Temporal patterns of anxiety & depression, published in Psychological Medicine.
New research published in PLoS One
New research published in BMC Public Health
Background For the past 3 years, I have been the programme manager for the NIHR School for Public Health Research’s Public Mental Health Programme. An important part of this programme was to develop a conceptual framework of the factors which impact our mental health. Aim The aim of this tool is to summarise the current evidence around key factors (also known as determinants) that affect public mental health.
Profile of Jen Dykxhoorn by the NIHR School for Public Health Research, to accompany the launch of the PMH conceptual framework.
What community-based interventions exist to improve the mental health of adults from ethnic minority groups?
Systematic review of community interventions to support those facing financial insecurity and other psychosocial stressors
One of the exciting new projects I have been involved in is the launch of a new podcast.
Does the proportion of one’s neighbours which share migration backgrounds impact psychosis risk?