Local NHS teams improving care for adults with mental health issues showcased their innovative work at the World Congress of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies
Read Therapies team impress international congress…Communities with the greatest health challenges across the region are set to benefit from funding for applied research projects
Read £9 million for research to improve health and care in the east of England…
CPFT is one of the UK’s top three NHS Trusts for volume of mental health research and has nearly doubled participation in studies for 2018/19
Read CPFT helps more people take part in research with record performance…
A new service improving outcomes for patients admitted to hospital with a mild stroke has been recognised for transforming care and improving lives
Read Stroke team win national award for transforming care…
Research exploring suggestions for reducing physical restraint in mental health has won paper of the year 2018
Read Improving communication can reduce physical restraint in mental healthcare…Honorary consultant psychiatrist Professor John O'Brien has been named the world's leading expert on dementia with Lewy bodies
Read World-leading expertise in Lewy body dementia at CPFT…
For Dementia Action Week on International Clinical Trials Day 2019, a unique research group has been launched to test promising new drugs for dementia
Read New research group to help discoveries benefit patients…
A recent discovery spotted in mental health clinics is helping to transform care for patients and manage delusional beliefs more effectively
Read New therapy aids recovery for challenging mental health condition…
For World Autism Month, CPFT's specialist autism clinic has launched a new library to help the community
Read Community autism library launched by local clinic…Targeted support to help people with severe mental illness stop smoking can double quit rates, research with CPFT has revealed
Read New intervention doubles quit rate for smokers with severe mental illness…Findings published in new study from University of East Anglia in collaboration with organisations including CPFT
Read Children develop PTSD when they ‘overthink’ their trauma…
CPFT joins a new £1.5m study to help children and adolescents by improving diagnosis of emotional disorders.
Read Major funding awarded to improve mental health assessments for young people…
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