Twitter account for the SCENE study - enhancing social networks, improving quality of life. Led by @QMULSocialPsych @NHS_ELFT URL: https://xitter.cf/t.co/b4jhUDNp2y
Joined March 2019
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It was great to present the SCENE findings at the Research in ELFT conference last week @AgnesJChevalier @QMULSocialPsych @QMULPsychiatry @NHS_ELFT_RI #ELFTResearch
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🔊Yesterday Professor Domenico Giacco delivered his Leading Lights lecture 'What's exciting about Psychiatry?' a fascinating talk about his journey into Psychiatry, and his work in mental health, in particular coercive treatments. View the recording👇
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Today we were at @warwickmed for the inaugural lecture of our Chief Investigator - Professor Domenico Giacco. It was great to hear about how SCENE fits into his career so far as well as how his research has been shaped by both @QMULSocialPsych and @warwickMHWB
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Today @ENMESHmental Conference Phil & Agnes from the @TACK_Study & @study_scene, respectively, were joined by colleagues from City University to host a symposium discussing resource orientation in mental health care. Great session with some great questions from the audience
The SCENE programme was featured as part of @TessNRoberts talk at the @QMUL_WIPH annual showcase today, where she spoke about the work of the @QMULSocialPsych and how it relates to resilience
After 2.5 years working on SCENE we say goodbye to @NataliaChemas who has been instrumental to the team. It’s been incredible to watch her develop as a researcher and look forward to following the rest of journey as she embarks on her NIHR doctoral fellowship.
“For she’s a jolly good Fellow!” Today we said goodbye to @NataliaChemas who is leaving to start her doctoral fellowship (funded by @NIHRresearch) at @preventiveneur1 pursuing a lifelong dream to research blood bio markers in AD in minoritised ethnic groups. You’ll be missed
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Really interesting way of adapting the @study_scene study, a social coaching intervention for people with Psychosis, to work around #COVID19 and keep participants well on the study @AgnesJChevalier
#LYPFTResearch24 #Mentalhealth #research
ALT Scene study COVID19 work around
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We’re back from our break and pleased to welcome @AgnesJChevalier at 11:30 presenting ‘Developing and testing a novel social coaching intervention for people with psychosis @study_scene ‘
#LYPFTResearch24 #Mentalhealth #research
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This week's Unit seminar was led by Natalia from @study_scene who gave an update on the large RCT they are currently running. After recruiting 578 P's they have now completed all 12-month follow ups with a high follow up rate. Final results will be available end of the year
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📣Check out this new publication! Written in collaboration with people with lived experience, three research programs linked to the Unit (SCENE @study_scene, TACK @TACK_Study and OPAL), discuss their different strategies and reflections on involvement
We have a new publication in World Social Psychiatry resulting from our symposium at #RcpsychWASP23 looking at PPI across three different research programmes (SCENE, TACK and OPAL)
Before the weekend, we said goodbye to Jodie Smith who has been working on the SCENE study with @QMULSocialPsych for almost two years. Whilst we are sad to see her go, she is leaving research to pursue an exciting new career in software engineering. Best of luck Jodie 💫
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Good News. My new publication Participation in leisure activities and quality of life of people with psychosis in England: a multi-site cross-sectional study
Journal
Annals of General Psychiatry
DOI
10.1186/s12991-023-00438-1 – at Bolton, England
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🔖The @study_scene have a new publication in Annals of General Psychiatry @BioMedCentral
Learn more about the SCENE Study here: elft.nhs.uk/scene
We have a new publication! Does taking part in leisure activities improve quality of life in people with psychosis? Find out below - doi.org/10.1186/s12991-023-0…
We have a new publication! Does taking part in leisure activities improve quality of life in people with psychosis? Find out below - doi.org/10.1186/s12991-023-0…
Yesterday, Kamran Shafiq and @AgnesJChevalier were representing SCENE at #RcpsychWASP23 talking about PPI contributions throughout the Programme so far. Hopefully next time, we’ll be presenting the results!
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Today at #RCPsychWASP23 some researchers from the Unit & experts by experience presented a symposium on developing & testing interventions through patient & carer involvement. Great to hear both sides of PPI in mental health research
