Charlotte Archer retweeted
Why do GPs prescribe #benzodiazepines in young adults with #anxiety?
@ArcherCS_ has been asking GPs their views. Read about her findings in this new blog post:
capcbristol.blogs.bristol.ac…
Read the @BJGPjournal paper: bjgp.org/content/74/748/e742
#MentalHealth #PrimaryCare #YoungPeople
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Mental Health Fellowship award holder Ruth Naughton-Doe shares a video called 'Where is the village that was promised?' that focuses on perinatal loneliness: bit.ly/3YSpHY8
@Ashmore2009 @GeorginaSPCR @pn_loneliness @ruthndwrites
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Listen to the audio interview with Dr Charlotte Archer on when and why GPs prescribe #BetaBlockers for #Anxiety bjgplife.com/183
@ArcherCS_ @DrKMTurner @CizCG @capcbristol @BNSSGResearch
#PrimaryCare
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Our Primary Care Clinicians #PhD programme is open for applications. Applicable to #PrimaryCare #clinicians incl. GPs, nurses, health visitors, dentists, pharmacists & optometrists: bit.ly/SPCR-PHDPCC 🗓️Closing Date: 11.59pm 12 Dec 2024
@NIHRSPCR
@wellcometrust
@sapcacuk
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Just 2 days to #SAPC2024, when we will welcome over 400 #PrimaryCare researchers, clinicians/health professionals, teachers, students & public participants to Bristol for the @sapcacuk annual scientific meeting (3-5 July @BristolUni).
🥳
➡️Read the news: bristol.ac.uk/primaryhealthc…
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Just 2 days to go to register for #SAPC2024!
(Deadline 12 June).
Register now at: sapc.ac.uk/conference/2024
@sapcacuk
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Coming to Bristol for #SAPC2024?!
We can't wait to see you! Make a note of the conference hashtag & follow the updates in the run-up to the conference. ✏️
Feel free to tweet your conference plans using the hashtag too! 📸
See you soon! 😃
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Find out how Deputy Chief Pharmacist Nicola has supported the integration of mental health in medication support, working on the New Medicines Service for antidepressants: bit.ly/3L1FJaP
#Pharmacy24
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Less than 2 weeks left to apply to be part of GROW 2024!
Dont miss out on networking, coaching and skills sessions!
mentalhealthresearch.org.uk/…
@ArcherCS_ @ruthndwrites @HazelMarzetti @JosefienUMH @AliceWickersham @KatJ79
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Non-recreational #prescriptionmedicationsharing is a public health concern which is common, with patients sharing both low and high-strength painkillers and antibiotics. Read about which medicines patients are sharing and why
doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2023.01…
@ShobaDawson #PrimaryCare
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Good News!
Our highly regarded GROW programme is back for another year, now supporting #ECRs in mental health and addiction research roles.
Details of who can apply and how, can be found on our website!
@NIHRcommunity @Mental_Elf @MQmentalhealth
mentalhealthresearch.org.uk/…
Charlotte Archer retweeted
📢 I'm hiring a Research Associate! 📢
Part-time (0.6 FTE) with funding until June 2026
To work on the Create for Confidence project, co-developing an art and wellbeing programme to help prevent anxiety and depression in schools 🎨
More info/apply: jobs.ac.uk/job/DFF333/resear…
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Our calls for our #PDF and #PCCCP #fellowships are now open - a fantastic opportunity to become a member of the @NIHRcommunity
Primary Care Clinician Career Progression: tinyurl.com/PCCCPAug24
Post-doctoral: tinyurl.com/PDFOct24
Deadline for both: 13:00 on 14 March 2024
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Calling all UK #mentalhealth researchers! Please do follow @MHRIncubator so that you don't miss out on exciting future opportunities. I was lucky to be in the first Grow #ECR #careerdevelopment cohort. It's been transformative + I've made some wonderful friends. Highly recommend.
We’re really happy to announce that @MHRIncubator will be continuing into 2024 & beyond!
Standby for more GROW programme cohorts as well as #careerdevelopment placements & skills workshops for #mentalhealth researchers at different career stages!
mentalhealthresearch.org.uk/…
Charlotte Archer retweeted
📢Are you a mental health professional working with UK secondary schools?
We want to hear from you!
Share your views in a Bristol-based focus group and receive a £30 thank you voucher
Register here: shorturl.at/qvOU4
Pls RT @drbould @baat_org @acamh @BPSOfficial @talkOTR
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Interesting @HPRU_BSE blog on the usefulness of #ChatGPt for generating easy-to-read text for public health interventions - 3 case studies illustrate pros & cons. ⬇️
🚨New BLOG 🚨by Dr Hannah Bowers et al.
Can #ChatGPT help develop health interventions more rapidly? "The BI Group @BristolUni wanted to test whether generative #AI could be used to rapidly create or optimise text for #health interventions"
More here➡️bit.ly/47vWovN
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Did you catch our thread about our Great GROW Gathering last week? Want to know more about what our alumni and current cohort got up to?
Handily we have just published a post about it:
mentalhealthresearch.org.uk/…
@DrAislinn @ruthndwrites @DrCConnell @EASprecher @eleanorchats
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay
With new opportunities, a set #NHS agenda to integrate and harness the clinical expertise of Community Pharmacy, playing a leading role in supporting much-needed mental health wellbeing in our communities is a must.
pharmacymagazine.co.uk/opini…
Charlotte Archer retweeted
The ECQHRN is thrilled to announce the lunch seminars series 'Innovative Methodologies in Qualitative Health Research'. First session is by @DrEmilyHunt on Digital Storytelling! It'll be interactive & exciting! Register on Eventbrite (link in comments) or DM us to get the link!
Charlotte Archer retweeted
Our new paper in @TheLancetPH led by @taylamccloud 👇
Higher depression&anxiety among young people in university compared with those in work/training
@GlynLewis9 @UCLPsychiatry @UCLBrainScience @IOE_London @UCLMentalHealth
🚨new paper alert 🚨
We used data from the two LSYPE cohorts and found that, at age 18/19, young people attending higher education (students) had worse mental health than non-students.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…





























