Editor Laura Hemming
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childhood trauma, community care, crime, debt, Editor Laura Hemming, Education, employment, ethnic minorities, ethnicity, family, family carers, finance, Gender, Housing, offending, physical health, poverty, Race, social connectedness, social determinants, Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, social skills, socioeconomic status, substance use, systematic review, victimisationSocial interventions for mental illness: who do they actually help?
When working as a psychiatrist people often tell me their main worries…
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big data, cohort study, Denmark, Editor Laura Hemming, fatherhood, Finland, longitudinal, motherhood, offspring, parenting, parents, perinatal, perinatal mental health, risk factors, The British Journal of Psychiatry, youth mental healthThe chicken and egg story: does children’s mental health worsen parental mental health outcomes?
Mental health difficulties in children and young people are a significant public…
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Danish national health register, Denmark, Editor Laura Hemming, health inequalities, income inequality, longitudinal, low income, physical health, poverty, prospective study, social determinants, socio-economic inequalities, The Lancet Public HealthThe income, mental health and physical health triangle, unpacked
Income is important for our health, both physical and mental. This is…
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bipolar disorder, British Journal of General Practice, case management, comorbidities, comorbidity, Editor Laura Hemming, financial incentives, health inequalities, mortality gap, physical health, physical health inequalities, physical health monitoring, physical illness, primary care, psychosis, schizophrenia, screening, screening test, severe mental illness, systematic review, topicalPhysical health checks in SMI: case management shows most promise
People living with severe mental ill health are more likely to develop…
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abuse, advocacy, BMC Public Health, community outreach, domestic abuse, domestic violence, Editor Laura Hemming, intimate partner violence, meta-analysis, meta-analytic review, perpetration, psychotherapy, sexual abuse, sexual violence, systematic review, trauma, violence, violence perpetration, vulnerable people, women’s health, women’s mental healthWhat works in domestic abuse and sexual violence services? Encouraging signals, fragmented evidence, and an urgent measurement problem
Domestic abuse and sexual violence are highly prevalent and have profound consequences…
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cohort study, Denmark, Editor Laura Hemming, Homelessness, Housing, Lancet Public Health, population based study, population cohort, population-based cohort study, risk factors, self-harm, social determinants, social determinants of health, suicide, suicide attempt, suicide attempts, suicide ideation, The Lancet Public HealthSuicide prevention must address homelessness, not just mental health
Suicide prevention research has historically focused on individual-level risk factors, including mental…
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abuse, bmj open, child abuse, domestic abuse, Editor Laura Hemming, physical abuse, risk factors, survey, topical, trauma, verbal abuseWhen words wound: the underestimated impact of verbal abuse
We often say that words can hurt, but do we really take…
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arts and culture, creative methods, creativity, Dementia, Editor Laura Hemming, involvement, lived experience, lived experience involvement, memory loss, patient and public involvement, Photography, photovoice, qualitative, service user involvementThe ripple effect: photovoice and the lived experience of dementia
“A picture tells a thousand words” Imagery has been found to be…
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addiction, alcohol, alcohol abuse, childhood adversity, childhood trauma, crime, criminal activity, criminal justice, criminal justice system, domestic abuse, domestic violence, Editor Laura Hemming, health inequalities, Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, knife crime, longitudinal, millenium cohort study, Millennium Cohort Study, observational study, parental addiction, parental mental health, parenting, police involvement, poverty, socio-economic deprivation, socio-economic inequalities, substance misuse, trauma, violence, vulnerable people, weapon carryingPersistent poverty and adversity drives youth weapon-carrying and police contact
Childhood adversity is widely understood to increase a person’s risk of poor…
