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Volunteers needed for new study for family carers of people living with dementia

A new carers study, iACT4CRERS,  has opened in the Oxford Health Memory & Cognition Research Delivery Team.


Virtual Reality technology to treat agoraphobia approved for use in the NHS

Today, for the first time a virtual reality treatment (VR) has been recommended for use in NHS mental health services. The automated VR treatment enables patients who are largely housebound with agoraphobia to practise re-entering everyday situations.


Oxford City Crisis Resolution Home Treatment Team win October’s Exceptional People Team Award

The Oxford City Crisis Resolution Home Treatment Team win October’s Exceptional People Team Award – a supportive and positive team delivering compassionate and professional care.


Treasured Tim wins October’s Exceptional People Individual Award

Ward Clerk on Linfoot Ward at Witney Community Hospital Timothy Farr wins October’s Exceptional People Individual Award – a treasured team member who goes above and beyond every day.


Community Rehabilitation Patient Flow Lead Team win September’s Exceptional People Team Award

The Community Rehabilitation Patient Flow Lead Team win September’s Exceptional People Team Award – providing outstanding care delivered by an outstanding, kind and approachable team.


Marvelous Margaret wins September’s Exceptional People Individual Award

Perinatal Peer Support Worker for Oxfordshire Perinatal Mental Health Service Margaret Louch wins September’s Exceptional People Individual Award – Margaret provides exceptional care and is a real role model to service-users and colleagues.


University of Oxford Awarded £3 Million to Establish HealthTech Research Centre

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust wins NIHR award for new HealthTech Research Centre (HRC) to explore innovative Health Technology to enhance community and primary care.


Evaluation of image analysis technology supporting dementia diagnosis

Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley have published  a case study on their involvement in the development of a dementia diagnostic called FSL,  a software platform which can extract metrics from brain scans.


Oxford grandfather takes part in study testing if weight loss drug can help Alzheimer’s disease

An Oxford grandfather taking part in a research trial into whether a new weight loss drug can help Alzheimer’s patients has urged others to consider joining studies.


A new approach to recruiting for clinical trials

‘Count Me In’: Transforming research practice in mental healthcare through a novel recruitment approach that offers access to a large and diverse patient cohort.