Mental Health Research Group
@uom-mhrg.bsky.social
The Mental Health Research Group (MHRG) is based in the Division of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work at University of Manchester.
We bring together researchers working across a range of interrelated topics within mental health, and showcase them here!
We bring together researchers working across a range of interrelated topics within mental health, and showcase them here!
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MHRG is back online! By bringing together researchers in mental health research, we hope to extend our reach, improve dissemination, and maximise the impact of our groups work.
We’re looking forward to connecting better, and building a stronger research community 🤓
#research #mentalhealth
We’re looking forward to connecting better, and building a stronger research community 🤓
#research #mentalhealth
🔍MHRG Research Spotlight
Today’s highlight maps and categorises mental health crisis care provision for children and young people across England and Wales, highlighting variation in service models, definitions of crisis, and approaches to delivery.
📖 Read full text: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41361447/
Today’s highlight maps and categorises mental health crisis care provision for children and young people across England and Wales, highlighting variation in service models, definitions of crisis, and approaches to delivery.
📖 Read full text: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41361447/
February 16, 2026 at 8:19 AM
🔍MHRG Research Spotlight
Today’s highlight maps and categorises mental health crisis care provision for children and young people across England and Wales, highlighting variation in service models, definitions of crisis, and approaches to delivery.
📖 Read full text: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41361447/
Today’s highlight maps and categorises mental health crisis care provision for children and young people across England and Wales, highlighting variation in service models, definitions of crisis, and approaches to delivery.
📖 Read full text: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41361447/
🔎 MHRG Research Spotlight
Today we’re highlighting the work Dr Laoise Renwick, examining access to primary care for people living with serious mental illness.
📖 Read the full text here: link.springer.com/epdf/10.1186...
#published #research #mentalhealth
Today we’re highlighting the work Dr Laoise Renwick, examining access to primary care for people living with serious mental illness.
📖 Read the full text here: link.springer.com/epdf/10.1186...
#published #research #mentalhealth
February 11, 2026 at 9:43 AM
🔎 MHRG Research Spotlight
Today we’re highlighting the work Dr Laoise Renwick, examining access to primary care for people living with serious mental illness.
📖 Read the full text here: link.springer.com/epdf/10.1186...
#published #research #mentalhealth
Today we’re highlighting the work Dr Laoise Renwick, examining access to primary care for people living with serious mental illness.
📖 Read the full text here: link.springer.com/epdf/10.1186...
#published #research #mentalhealth
Some recent publications from members of MHRG:
Laoise Renwick, Emma Victoria Shiel, PhD, Amy Blakemore, Claire Fraser
Topics cover:
🧠Long-term conditions (LTCs)
🧠Severe mental illnesses (SMIs)
🧠Nursing practice
🧠Health and social care services
#research #publications #published #share #outputs
Laoise Renwick, Emma Victoria Shiel, PhD, Amy Blakemore, Claire Fraser
Topics cover:
🧠Long-term conditions (LTCs)
🧠Severe mental illnesses (SMIs)
🧠Nursing practice
🧠Health and social care services
#research #publications #published #share #outputs
February 10, 2026 at 1:45 PM
Some recent publications from members of MHRG:
Laoise Renwick, Emma Victoria Shiel, PhD, Amy Blakemore, Claire Fraser
Topics cover:
🧠Long-term conditions (LTCs)
🧠Severe mental illnesses (SMIs)
🧠Nursing practice
🧠Health and social care services
#research #publications #published #share #outputs
Laoise Renwick, Emma Victoria Shiel, PhD, Amy Blakemore, Claire Fraser
Topics cover:
🧠Long-term conditions (LTCs)
🧠Severe mental illnesses (SMIs)
🧠Nursing practice
🧠Health and social care services
#research #publications #published #share #outputs
MHRG is back online! By bringing together researchers in mental health research, we hope to extend our reach, improve dissemination, and maximise the impact of our groups work.
We’re looking forward to connecting better, and building a stronger research community 🤓
#research #mentalhealth
We’re looking forward to connecting better, and building a stronger research community 🤓
#research #mentalhealth
February 10, 2026 at 1:11 PM
MHRG is back online! By bringing together researchers in mental health research, we hope to extend our reach, improve dissemination, and maximise the impact of our groups work.
We’re looking forward to connecting better, and building a stronger research community 🤓
#research #mentalhealth
We’re looking forward to connecting better, and building a stronger research community 🤓
#research #mentalhealth