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Count Me In is an Oxford Health initiative supported by our Biomedical Research Centre (BRC): Oxford Health that gives patients the choice to hear about research opportunities they may be eligible for, so they can decide whether or not to take part. If you would like to learn more about Count Me In, a range of easy‑to‑understand resources is available online for patients, car...

In Oxfordshire, representatives from parents and carer groups, education, health, and social care work together as the Local Area Partnership (LAP). Using feedback, engagement events and outcomes from inspections, the LAP has co-designed a new Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) strategy. The partnership’s ambition for children and...

The milestone was reached at ReMind UK in Bath, one of 33 recruitment sites supporting the READ-OUT (REAl World Dementia OUTcomes) study, which is co-led by Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust (OHFT) Director of Research and Development, Professor Vanessa Raymont. READ-OUT is investigating whether blood-based biomarkers can be used alongside existing NHS memory clinic assessme...

Catch up on the latest from across our Biomedical Research Centre and its partners. From research discoveries to impact, showcasing innovation that is improving patient care and outcomes including: Plus much more! Read the July edition: Issue 29 BRC Oxford Health newsletter Missed a previous issue? All past editions are available online. Contact our BRC: ohbrcenquiries@oxford...

Max has worked for Oxford Health since starting psychiatry training in 2023, consistently providing exceptional care while balancing clinical work, on-call shifts, psychotherapy cases and exams. Now a third-year core psychiatry trainee, he joined the Early Intervention in Psychosis Service in February 2026 and has quickly become an integral member of the team. Max said: “I am...