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Research: Inpatient Mental Health Services and Disability

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Jamie_jm22257
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edited May 10 in Research and opportunities

Participants Wanted

Do you identify as a person with a physical disability?

We are seeking to explore and understand understand the experiences of people with physical disabilities who have experienced care within inpatient mental health services.

To take part, you must:

  • Be aged 18 or over.
  • Have experienced care within UK inpatient mental health services within the past 10 years.
  • Self-identify as a physically Disabled person at the time of your admission.
  • Not currently be experiencing a mental health crisis or receiving care in inpatient services.

What is involved?

  • A recorded interview that will take approximately 60 minutes.
  • We will ask you for some demographic information, but your participation will be anonymous.
  • No identifiable information will be included in the recording, transcript of final report.

Interested in taking part?

For more information or to take part, please contact the Lead Researcher, Jamie Melvin-Freed (Trainee Clinical Psychologist) at jm22257@essex.ac.uk.

This project is supervised by Dr Alison Spencer (Clinical Psychologist) & Dr Stephen Wood (Lecturer).

This project has been reviewed by the University of Essex Ethics Committee and has received a favourable ethical opinion (ETH2324-0075).


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