Search the CRIS Projects
Welcome to the CRIS project search area. As you will see below, there are a number of ways to find information about our CRIS projects. Simply add the criteria you are looking for into the relevant search field to see the relevant projects.
Please contact the CRIS Administrator for further details on existing projects or to apply to use CRIS for your own study. Email: cris.administrator@slam.nhs.uk
Examining differences in socio-demographic and clinical characteristics in young people treated by Child and Adolescent ADHD services by age of first diagnosis
This project aims to explore socio-demographic and clinical profiles in young people who were diagnosed with ADHD in primary school (early diagnosis) compare those to those first diagnosed in secondary school
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Exploring occupational information and interventions in CRIS
This project will explore the recording of vocational information in clinical records for different patient groups, with a focus on recording in the Care Programme Approach (CPA) documentation. We will analyse
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Associations of medications known to cause hyponatremia with adverse outcomes
Many psychiatric (especially antidepressants) and other medications have a tendency to reduce the sodium levels in the body, this is called hyponatremia. Hyponatremia is detected using a blood test. This can
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Associations of QT prolonging medications with adverse outcomes
Many psychiatric (especially antipsychotics) and other medications have a tendency to change the flow of electricity in the heart, which is called QT prolongation. This can affect the way the heart
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Retrospective study of anti-depressants as potential prophylactics against COVID-19
Antidepressants are widely prescribed to the general public, and current research is showing that they may protect patients ill with COVID-19 from getting worse. We want to address the following question:
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Using routinely collected clinical data to explore the epidemiology of adverse drug effects amongst children and adolescents treated in South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.
This project aims to investigate adverse drug effects (ADEs) in children and adolescents, in particular, those usually associated with antipsychotic medications. The impact of demographics such as age, sex and ethnicity
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Detecting at-risk alcohol or tobacco users through the history of past treatment events
Hospital treatment events might predict the later development of preventable diseases. This project aims to explore how electronic health data records can be used to identify patients who are at risk
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Personalised medicine for antipsychotic medications
This project investigates antipsychotic medications and their side effects. We seek to understand how age, sex, biological and lifestyle factors influence people’s response to treatment.
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Treatment resistant psychosis in adolescents
Clozapine, an antipsychotic medication licensed for treatment resistant psychosis, is under prescribed and delays in getting effective treatment results in worse outcomes. The aims of the project are to identify a)
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Sociodemographic and clinical predictors of unemployment in patients with severe mental illness: cross-sectional study of large-scale electronic health records from London, UK.
It is important to better understand the predictors of unemployment for people with severe mental illnesses to allow clinicians and researchers to recognise who is most at risk of unemployment, identify
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