Research Studies Recruiting

Involvement in research can take many forms. You can become a healthy participant in studies, or take part in research into a mental or physical health condition that you are living with. See the list of open studies below:

McQuillin, DNA Polymorphisms Into Mental Illness (DPIM)

20 Dec 2017

This study began in 2004 and aims to collect DNA samples (blood or saliva) for genetic investigations from 1000s of volunteers with several different mental illnesses.

Appleby: Sudden Death in psychiatric in patient and the relationship with psychotropic drugs (NCIS - SUD)

20 Dec 2017

This project within the NCISH, examines sudden and unexplained psychiatric inpatient deaths.

Appleby: National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Homicide by People with Mental Illness (ERP/96/136)

20 Dec 2017

The core work of the Confidential Inquiry examines suicide and homicide committed by people who have been in contact with secondary and specialist mental health services in the twelve months before the incident.