Our funded PhD student, Gill Lever, has brought home an award from the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Doctoral Training Camp, recognising an outstanding example of patient and public involvement embedded in research. Gill, a PhD student at The...
A new resource to support adults at risk of self‑harm or suicide was launched in May at The University of Manchester’s Whitworth Art Gallery, at an event hosted by the NIHR Greater Manchester Patient Safety Research Collaboration. Jay’s Personalised Safety Planning...
On Tuesday 19 May, a new toolkit to support adults at risk of self-harm or suicide will be launched at The University of Manchester’s Whitworth Art Gallery, as part of a free and interactive event open to anyone interested in accessing better resources for supporting...
On International Women's Day 2026, we are celebrating the women who are driving innovation and shaping the future of patient safety research across our team. Their expertise, leadership, and lived experience are helping to transform how we understand risk, deliver...
We are delighted to spotlight one of our funded PhD students, Gill Lever, who is working on a project exploring social workers’ implementation of national guidelines with looked-after-children who self-harm.
We are delighted to spotlight one of our public contributors, Elizabeth Monaghan, who plays a key role in our preventing suicide and self-harm research theme.
A new toolkit to support personalised safety planning for adults at risk of self-harm or suicide will be launched through a series of events this spring.‘Jay’s Personalised Safety Planning Toolkit’ has been designed to support the embedding of a more personalised...
Prof Nav Kapur, research co-lead of the NIHR Greater Manchester PSRC Preventing Suicide and Self-Harm theme, has received an Honorary Fellowship from the Royal College of General Practitioners. This is an outstanding recognition of his contributions to general...
Congratulations to our preventing suicide and self-harm theme for receiving a ‘Highly Commended Award’ for Outstanding Public Engagement Initiative: National/International Engagement at this year’s Making a Difference Awards, hosted by the University of Manchester...
Understanding the care and support people receive after they have sought help for self-harm is vital. Appropriate and timely care can help prevent further self-harm and is key for suicide prevention. Most research to date has focussed on the role of mental health...
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