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The National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Safety in Mental Health (NCISH)
Overview
The National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Safety in Mental Health (NCISH) is an internationally unique project collecting in-depth information on all suicides in the UK since 1996.
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CONNECT: Using smart devices to predict relapse of psychosis
Overview
CONNECT is a study using digital technology to see if we can detect in advance if someone’s mental health might be getting worse.
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Mindfulness for Paranoia (MIND-P)
Overview
We want to find out if mindfulness is helpful for people with paranoia.
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Behavioural Activation for young people with depression in specialist CAMHS (BAY)
Overview
We want to find out if behavioural activation (BA) works for young people with low mood. There are a lot of keen therapists in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) who would like to give better help to young people but need more training. We would like to give these therapists training in our BA. We also want to find out if our BA is good value for money, how easy it is to use for young people, carers and clinicians, and if it can reduce long waits for other therapy.
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Glycopyrrolate or hyoscine hydrobromide for the treatment of clozapine-induced hypersalivation (GOTHIC2)
Overview
Like all medicines clozapine can cause side-effects and the side-effect we are interested in is where patients produce too much saliva (spit). People who take clozapine tell us that this is one of the most upsetting side effects of clozapine. This study will find out if either hyoscine (Kwells) or glycopyrronium bromide (glycopyrrolate) can improve CIH/drooling by comparing patients taking these medications with patients taking a dummy treatment (placebo).
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