
Emily Widnall
@emilywidnall
Senior Research Associate in Public Health. Interested in young people’s mental health, peer & school connectedness, and school-based interventions
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https://research-information.bris.ac.uk/en/persons/emily-c-widnall 04-12-2010 22:53:38
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Come and join our wonderful BristolUniCPH team to work on a range of exciting public health projects! We are recruiting 2 x Senior Research Associates/Research Associates. Closing date 17th July👇🏼 bit.ly/438DUyJ bit.ly/3poZukS Please RT!


Fantastic to see the ADePT trial paper now published in eClinicalMedicine – The Lancet Discovery Science. It was great to work on this trial Mood Disorders Centre & to see the pilot results reflect how positive the participants were about this new therapy👇🏼 sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Barney Dunn Research at Exeter

🚨New realist evaluation paper in Health Education Research Oxford Journals! We highlighted 3 themes key to improving mental health literacy in schools: 1. Delivering age-appropriate content 2. Empowering students 3. Improving school culture academic.oup.com/her/article/do…



Mindfulness in schools doesn’t improve mental health. Here’s why that’s a positive | News | Wellcome This should be read by all teachers and policy makers in this space Time to wind up all superficial but ineffective programs & get real in school based MH wellcome.org/news/mindfulne…


Read blog from #SPHRtrainee intern Ivory Wang about her reflections on public involvement and engagement in #PublicHealth research Emily Widnall BristolUniCPH #PIE #PublicInvolvement #PublicEngagement #YourPathInResearch sphr.nihr.ac.uk/news-and-event…

“We had more students absent from exams & more students walk out of an exam than we’ve ever had before [because of] the whole stress & anxiety they are facing” It’s not just Covid & the cost of living crisis. Our ed system is causing some kids to burn out theguardian.com/education/2023…


Prevalence of #MentalHealth, wellbeing, and school connectedness by gender - results from the South West - School Health Research Network pilot study - presentation by Dr Lorna Hatch #SSM2023 swshrn.blogs.bristol.ac.uk Emily Widnall Georgina Hopkins


Dr Lorna Hatch also presented 2 posters today at #SSM2023 #SPHR BristolUniCPH Emily Widnall South West - School Health Research Network




