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Research Event

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START DATE = 01/09/2026
END DATE = 30/09/2026
BRIEF DESCRIPTION =Our research team at Aston University is undertaking a project. An evaluation looking at what works to improve medication usage for young adults and children with severe mental illness from the African- Caribbean community. For more information see the flyer on the Cherp Hub.
ORGANISATION = Aston University

Our research team at Aston University is undertaking a project. An evaluation looking at what works to improve medication usage for young adults and children with severe mental illness from the African- Caribbean community.

The aim of this project is to

  • Identify why there are differences and an increased chance of being diagnosed with a severe mental illness in the African- Caribbean community
  • Look at how treatment options can be tailored to young adults and children from the African- Caribbean community
  • Explore how medication usage can be improved in African-Caribbean young adults and children.

What is required?

  • Persons of African-Caribbean heritage with experience of taking antipsychotics or having a severe mental illness.

How can you help?

  • We would like to hear your views on how medication usage can be improved in young adults and children with severe mental illness from the African-Caribbean community.
  • Provide feedback on what are important focus points for this project

What is in it for you?

You will be paid £30 for each 30-60minute TEAMS meeting to share your views on the proposed topic MAKE A DIFFERENCE TODAY!

For more information please contact: Anthonia : 240261951@aston.ac.uk Ian: i.maidment@aston.ac.uk

EOI summarised patient LEG tk july update.pdf (63.3 KB)