Study One
A Rapid Realist Policy Review of the Impact of Social Determinants on Self-harm and Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviours in England
Read moreThe project will consist of three distinct but interlinked studies that examine different aspects related to the social determinants of youth suicide. It will involve a mixture of primary and secondary data through a sequential design.
The project will be guided by youth advisors, their input will set the priorities of the research.
A Rapid Realist Policy Review of the Impact of Social Determinants on Self-harm and Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviours in England
Read moreInvestigating the Interaction Between Social Determinants and Individual Risk Factors to Influence Suicidal Thoughts, Behaviour, and Self-harm in Young People
Study Two - TBCExploring Young People’s Perspectives on How Social Determinants Shape Their Individual Experiences and Influence Suicidal Experiences.
Study Three - TBCAdam Chen is an ESRC-funded PhD Student at the University of Birmingham and the principal investigator for InSITE. He holds an MA in Social Research and a BA (Hons) in Sociology with Criminology from the University of Sheffield. His previous experience includes volunteering with Sheffield Nightline, where he provided mental health support to students across Sheffield.
Dr Maria Michail is an Associate Professor at the University of Birmingham and is the primary supervisor of the project.
Dr Nicola Wright and Dr Isabel Morales-Muñoz co-supervise the project. Dr Nicola Wright is an Associate Professor in Mental Health at the University of Nottingham. Dr Isabel Morales-Muñoz is an Assistant Professor in Psychology at the University of Birmingham.