Developing a new European AI assistant to improve patient care
The new European research and innovation project ResPECT, aims to develop a trustworthy, multilingual and GDPR-compliant AI Assistant: to improve patient care.
Why people with severe mental illness are more likely to be hospitalised with infections
People living with severe mental illness already face significant inequalities in physical health. New research is helping us better understand one important part of this picture: why infections lead to hospital admissions more often in this group, and why outcomes can be worse.
People with severe mental illness face a higher risk of dying from infections, new study finds
People living with severe mental illness already face huge health inequalities. Now, new research led by MQ researcher Dr Amy Ronaldson shows that this group is also significantly more likely to die from common infections.
Co-production and PPIE – what exactly is it?
The concepts of co‑production in research and PPIE (Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement) are closely related, but they are not identical.
Can positive mental images help people stop worrying?
New MQ funded research explores whether a simple psychological technique could help people stop worry in its tracks.
A new tool aims to spot psychosis earlier in young people
A new digital tool, designed to help clinicians identify psychosis earlier, is being trailed in three major NHS Trusts.