'Facilitating the development, set up and successful completion of mental health clinical research studies across Scotland.'
The Scottish Mental Health Research Network (SMHRN):
- Supports high quality research in mental health in Scotland.
- Set up in 2007 and officially launched in November 2009. (Slides and video footage from the event are available, including presentations from the Director, Professor Stephen Lawrie.)
- The network has currently adopted over forty studies including large multi centre trials (SMaRT 2 and SMaRT 3), Imaging studies (TMRI-GC Imaging), genetic studies (Scottish Family Genetic Collaboration), pilot studies (Multiple Symptoms Study), commercial studies and epidemiological studies.
SMHRN Research Training Day
| Date: | 12th June 2012 |
| Venue: | Wolfson Medical School, University of Glasgow |
The Scottish Mental Health Research Network are pleased to announce we are holding our 2nd Research Training Day. This is a free event open to any undergraduate or postgraduate students or healthcare professionals including Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Nurses, Occupational Therapists and Social Workers interested in Mental Health research. Spaces are limited so please register as soon as possible to avoid dissapointment. Last few spaces available!
Draft programme will be available in due course.
Speakers include:
- Prof John Norrie
- Prof Stephen Lawrie
- Prof Frank Sullivan
- Prof Andrew Jahoda
- Dr Isobel Cameron
- Prof Sally Wyke
- Dr Jonathan Cavanagh
- Dr Rajeev Krishnadas
- Prof Sally Macintyre
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SMHRN Newsletter
The newsletter will be available to download on our website and will be sent out electronically every quarter to our mailing list. If you have not already done so, please join our mailing list.
SMHRN provides three core services to support mental health research in Scotland:
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The Network is funded by the CSO and works in close association with the following:
