Psychology PhD student at QMUL & neurodiversity advocate.Research interests include the arts, social identity, mental health and well-being & neurodiversity.
Joined October 2019
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📢Research opportunity: Autistic children's sensory experiences in school. Autistic student researcher James Baggot invites autistic children (years 5-6/ages ~10-11) and their parents to take part in online interviews (30-45 min). Contact James [email protected] for info.
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🎙️ NEW EPISODE
The latest #ChronicConversations podcast explores health disparities faced by ethnic minorities with multiple long-term conditions.
Hear from @ARC_EM Director @kamleshkhunti on the research, challenges and initiatives to drive change.
🔗 tinyurl.com/2zwze8ky
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In fact I'm finding myself getting more radical (and radicalised - not in a Muslamic way - in pursuit of equality way) as I get older. Turning 40 last year really turned that shit up.
“There’s no reason that someone can’t be a really radical writer when they get older” Nell Leyshon
💪🏼 @NellLeyshon
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What are the health and health inequality impacts of interventions that encourage active travel such as walking and cycling? 🚶♂️🚲
#ResearchFunding is available to find out ➡️ nihr.ac.uk/funding/2462-acti…
#activetravel #walking #cycling #research #publichealth
ALT Funding opportunity: Active travel
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Could you lead a trial that aims to improve the health & wellbeing of women?
Research into women's health is an area of continuing priority to us and we're keen to fill the gaps in our portfolio.
Take a look at our #ResearchFunding opportunity and apply:nihr.ac.uk/funding/2450-effi…
ALT Funding opportunity: Efficacy studies seeking to improve the health and wellbeing of women
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Have an experience of the pandemic to share?
Age UK and the independent UK Covid-19 Inquiry have a phone line to help older people tell their story of the pandemic.
You can share your story by calling this free number 08000 322 550 #EveryStoryMatters🔗
ageuk.org.uk/information-adv…
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How can innovative arts approaches help in health and care research?
Take a look at this video outlining a new approach to patient and public involvement that makes research more accessible for communities:
youtube.com/watch?v=x1YC-BJL…
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🚨Join our amazing team! Great opportunity for someone who is quantitatively inclined and interested in mental health research.
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Yes it’s true! I passed my Viva this week with huge thanks to my panel @Genevieve132 and @Daisy_Fancourt my PhD partner @EntelechyArts and my supervisor Dr Janelle Jones. I shall now be known as Dr Quinn Psychology Woman and possibly move to the Old West in search of adventure.
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Do you have an autistic brother or sister?
Would you be willing to join our research project and do a 40 minute online interview?
If so, please contact @georgina_coyle to take part
@involve_d6_d6w @AmbitiousAutism @Autism @autismvoice1 @AsIAmIreland @autismir @LivingAutismuk
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If you're 18+, have ADHD & are interested in helping us better understand the challenges experienced by adults with ADHD in their daily lives, please help out with my PhD research by filling out this short survey & signing up for one online interview :) 👉 edinburgh.eu.qualtrics.com/j…
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We (@QMPoliticsIR) have got 3 (three) posts you or someone you know might like to apply for jobs.ac.uk/job/DHI796/lectur… 1/3
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Thank you Jonathan for speaking up for all autistic people by discussing the mental health crisis in the autism community, despite your family’s unimaginably painful loss
"I wondered to what extent autism did have a part to play in the decisions that Caitlyn took."
Jonathan Scott-Lee's 16-year-old daughter was found dead at her boarding school in April last year. She's believed to have taken her own life
#SJUK trib.al/Ldqpoo4
📺 Sky 501
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Thanks @theACEcharity for highlighting the alarming high rate of deaths by suicide by autistic people. It's 10 years since we published data on this, a wake-up call to governments, yet the situation remains as appalling as ever. We need good support services for autistic people
Today, following the inquest of Caitlyn Scott-Lee we joined @Autism @PAPYRUS_Charity @tellmi_helps @samaritans & @YoungMindsUK to write an open letter to @Gov to highlight the increased risk of suicide that autistic people face and call for urgent action: bit.ly/44pqy3J
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ADHD, marriage & relationships. Colin talks about life, love, laughter and ADHD for those of you who are married or live with a partner who has ADHD youtube.com/watch?v=ClSHJM8w… @CANDDID1 @adhdbabes @LGBTfdn @ADDitudeMag @CADDRA_News @ADHD_Europe @Hidden20Podcast @ION_Diversity
Elizabeth Quinn retweeted
Seeking research assistant for 5 yrs at @SwanseaUni for "Autism from Menstruation to Menopause" study.
- need the right to work in UK
- carefully check essential criteria and show how you meet them in cover letter
Questions: [email protected]
swansea.ac.uk/jobs-at-swanse…
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Research Participation Opportunity:
Understanding and improving the experiences of adults who are diagnosed (via the NHS) with #ADHD in adulthood
This study has four objectives:
(1) Explore adult experiences of ADHD diagnosis
(2) Understand GP perspectives on adults enquiring if they have undiagnosed ADHD
(3) Explore the role of online resources in diagnoses of ADHD in adulthood
(4) Create a resource to help the public and professionals understand the diagnosis experience of ADHD in adulthood, in the post-2020 UK context.
For interested participants, contact Jacob through email at [email protected]
This research has approval from the NIHR and the University of Oxford to conduct PPI.
Elizabeth Quinn retweeted
An awful tragedy, that Charlie felt so desperately sad. We need to learn the lessons in such cases, to prevent more deaths by suicide in the autism community. Autistic people need far more support from the earliest age. My deepest sympathy to his family theguardian.com/uk-news/2024…
