Study Outputs

View our current and planned outputs.

Realist Synthesis Paper

Senior Research Associate, Paul Marshall led a paper titled "Understanding the Impacts of Online Mental Health Peer Support Forums: Realist Synthesis".

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Superuser's Experiences of Mental Health Forums

Postgraduate researcher Catherine Liberty won Best Poster at the FHM PGR Symposium for her work on superuser's experiences of online mental health forums.

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Paper: Suitability of Transformer Models

Dr Matt Coole led a paper titled: "Exploring the Suitability of Transformer Models to Analyse Mental Health Peer Support"

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Animation

Our team of forum moderators, users, researchers and public advisors co-designed an animation. We hope the animation will help people with mental health difficulties, referrers, and commissioners better understanding of the role of online mental health communities and how they work.

Protocol Paper

Our protocol paper is published in the journal BMJOpen! It outlines why and how we'll conduct the study, analyse the data, and publish the results. To see it, click the button below.

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iPOF Survey Protocol

The survey protocol outlines how we will manage and analyse the survey data.

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