Research study combats loneliness and depression
A major new study has found psychological care delivered over the phone is an effective way to combat loneliness and depression
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A major new study has found psychological care delivered over the phone is an effective way to combat loneliness and depression
Over 50% of people with Severe Mental Illness (SMI) in the north of England live with food insecurity, new research has found.
Today on International Clinical Trials Day we celebrate research around the world – and at home within our own Trust.
Nurses encouraged to become future research leaders and help shape care.
We are delighted to be named as a finalist in this year’s Bright Ideas in Health Awards.
New initiatives to encourage more nurses to get involved in research could bring national recognition for Tees, Esk and Wear Valley NHS Foundation Trust (TEWV).
New research, which is the first of its kind in the UK, is being funded to learn more about adults living with food insecurity and severe mental illness (SMI) in northern England.
A psychological treatment will be used to combat depression in young people as part of a new five-year research programme.
A landmark joint working agreement will aim to enhance training opportunities and develop the next generation of innovative and highly skilled healthcare professionals.
The value of Resilience Hubs, a specialist service offering mental health and wellbeing support to all emergency, health and care staff, is highlighted in a report commissioned by the NHS.