We are delighted to announce that, from a strong field, we are supporting two of these awards this year – one for developing research priorities with respect to forensic mental health service provision and the other to develop a website,… Continue reading
Matthias Burghart and Sophia Backhaus have just published their ‘umbrella review’ of the impact of family violence on mental health1. We are excited because this was partly supported by one of our first Seed Corn Grants. It has been a… Continue reading
Applications are invited to support people who have already completed some early work towards major research development proposals in the field of offender mental health and need to complete further specific work streams on a pathway to a substantive application… Continue reading
This year Crime in Mind once again sponsored a prize for the best emergent research presentation by a higher trainee in forensic psychiatry, given at their annual conference. Cosmina Cross and Laur Evans, last year’s runners up for the prize,… Continue reading
Call for applications – Deadline 31st January 2024 A guidance sheet can be viewed here. This call for applications for support is for people who want to build research skills. Up to £1500 will be offered to each of two… Continue reading
The National Forensic Psychiatry Trainee Conference at the end of May, in Worcester College, Oxford was a great success. Many, if not most of the UK’s higher trainees were there and research a strong feature, thanks largely on this aspect… Continue reading
On 14th February 2023, Crime in Mind held a pandemic-delayed launch in the House of Lords, hosted by Lord Keith Bradley. Lord Bradley, celebrated for his influential landmark review in 2009 about people with mental health problems or learning disabilities… Continue reading
This article appears in our latest newsletter which can be downloaded here. We live in turbulent times. A pandemic that has killed 178,000 of our citizens, climate change that seems relentless with nobody able or willing to change course, a… Continue reading
Call for applications – Deadline 30th November 2022 Crime in Mind is seeking to support development of new research. This call for applications for support is for people who want to build research skills. Up to £1000 will be… Continue reading