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Have you ever wondered what happens after someone takes part in a research study?

Keeping participants informed about research progress and outcomes is increasingly recognised as an important part of good research practice.


Could sleep patterns help personalise care for people with psychosis?

Evidence from more than 1,300 participants is providing fresh insights into sleep characteristics across the psychosis spectrum.


Oxford Health clinicians share successful systemic skills training in national publication

What happens when clinicians take a step back, stay curious and look beyond the individual in front of them?


Oxford Health confirmed as full member of UK Dementia Trials Network

Positive news for Oxford Health and the NIHR’s Dementia Trials Network.


60 seconds with… Dr Graham Blackman, Senior Clinical Researcher and Consultant Psychiatrist

In the latest of our 60 second interview series, we spoke with Dr Graham Blackman, Consultant Psychiatrist at Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust.


Find out more about Count Me In

Have you heard about Count Me In?


Bath resident becomes landmark 1000th participant in dementia blood test study

A major UK dementia blood test study co-led by Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust has reached a significant milestone, with the 1,000th participant joining research that could help transform dementia diagnosis across the NHS.


Latest updates from NIHR Biomedical Research Centre: Oxford Health

The BRC: Oxford Health July newsletter is out now


Breakthrough success for virtual reality therapy for needle phobia

Needle fears are very common, especially among children and adolescents, but very few people can access therapy. With the user guided by a virtual coach, the new VR treatment can reach many more patients. 


Professor Vanessa Raymont appointed Director of Dementias Platform UK

Congratulations to Oxford Health’s Director of Research and Development Professor Vanessa Raymont