Cambridge centre for Precision Psychiatry and Data Science

Tag: success

  • Celebrating One Year of Early Intervention Mission Recruitment!!

    A square graphic featuring the Early Intervention Mission logo at the top left, showing a stylised teal brain outline with the words “EARLY INTERVENTION MISSION” in dark blue. Below, large dark blue text reads “Celebrating One Year of Recruitment!” The top right corner includes a colourful curved design with shades of purple, blue, teal, orange, and red on a light cream background.

    TODAY marks a full year since our CPPDS team began recruiting for the EIM study. On top of this we’re thrilled to celebrate hitting 100 participants locally!

    This comes just after the national study reached an amazing 450 participants.

    A huge well done to everyone in the team for their hard work, enthusiasm, and teamwork over the past year. And of course, a heartfelt thank you to the patients and clinical staff who make this research possible. Your time, support, and collaboration are what make this possible.

    Here’s to another exciting year!

  • Funding success!

    We are pleased to announce that we have just obtained a grant from Rosetrees Trust to advance the development of MOZART, our risk prediction model for treatment resistance in first episode psychosis (EHR, clinical risk prediction modelling). You can read more about this in our Projects page.

    (We’ve also just been told we were unsuccessful with another large grant application… c’est la vie…)