The webinar video will be published next week on the @OxPsychiatry YouTube channel, so subscribe to that and you will get a notification when it goes live.
First there’ll be a short talk from @ProfDFreeman who will present the OCEANS research that he and his colleagues have been doing over the last few months.
OCEANS = Oxford Coronavirus Explanations, Attitudes, and Narratives Survey #OxfordMentalHealth
First off this evening there’ll be a short talk from @ProfDFreeman who will be presenting the OCEANS research that he and his colleagues have been doing over the last few months. OCEANS = Oxford Coronavirus Explanations, Attitudes, and Narratives Survey #OxfordMentalHealth
The OCEANS (Oxford Coronavirus Explanations, Attitudes, and Narratives) Survey I included 2,500 adults in England quota sampled to be representative (4th-11th May 2020) #OxfordMentalHealth
OCEANS-I "Coronavirus conspiracy beliefs, mistrust, and compliance with government guidelines in England" was summarised by @IanCummins9 in this great Mental Elf blog #OxfordMentalHealthelfi.sh/3iZgTbl
OCEANS-I showed that a high number of adults in England did not agree with scientific/govt consensus on coronavirus pandemic, with those who believe in conspiracy theories less likely to follow government guidance e.g. staying 2m apart or wearing a face-mask #OxfordMentalHealth
Marginalisation → Vulnerability and distrust → Social media and post truth → Pandemic → Conspiracy thinking entered the mainstream
OCEANS-II study - 5,100 adults in UK quota sampled to be representative (24th September−17th October 2020). Quantitative and qualitative studies, focusing on the important issue of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy #OxfordMentalHealth
This research found that COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy is relatively evenly spread across the population. Willingness to take a vaccine is closely bound to recognition of the collective importance. #OxfordMentalHealth
Vaccine public information that highlights prosocial benefits may be especially effective. Factors such as conspiracy beliefs that foster mistrust and erode social cohesion will lower vaccine up-take. #OxfordMentalHealth
☹️ General mistrust
-Negative views of doctors, vaccine developers
-Negative NHS experiences
-Conspiracy beliefs
-Need for chaos
🙂 General trust
-Positive views of doctors & medicine
-Positive NHS & GP experiences
The third OCEAN study conducted in February 2021, testing the effects on vaccine hesitancy of ten different types of information provision, is due to report shortly #OxfordMentalHealth
OCEANS-III randomly assigned study participants to one of ten different COVID-19 vaccine messages - Is there specific brief content about COVID-19 vaccination, above a statement of safety and effectiveness, that may reduce hesitancy in the general population? #OxfordMentalHealth
OCEANS-III measured the pros and cons of "collective benefits messaging" versus "personal benefit messaging" #OxfordMentalHealth
OCEANS-III will be out soon and (guess what) we'll be blogging about it on the Mental Elf. Watch this space! #OxfordMentalHealth
Here's what's coming up:
- We have two keynote talks: Grainne McAlonan on autism and Terrie Moffitt on mental health across the lifespan
- Plus 21 lightning talks from other @KingsIoPPN people on everything from racism to data science #IoPPNfestival
Our chairs today are Prof Ian Everall, Prof Mitul Mehta @mehta_mitul72 & Dr Paolo Deluca
They're welcoming everyone to the Teams meeting where the festival is taking place
We have hundreds of people on the webinar, plus you lovely tweeps following proceedings at #IoPPNfestival
And now it’s time for our final #IEPA12 keynote from Rodrigo A Bressan @RodrigoAffonse1 who is going to talk about Widening the clinical and geographical frontiers of neurodevelopmental studies - the Brazilian High Risk Cohort Study
We’ve heard this statistic a few times during #IEPA12
75% of mental disorders start before age 18. Bressan adds that 50% of mental disorders start before age 14.
So “we need to understand the biology very early on, not after onset”.
When we start identifying people with symptoms we don’t have good predictors of trajectories, says Bressan #IEPA12
Our next speaker is Louise Arseneault @L_Arseneault from King’s College London who will be talking about Early intervention for developing positive social relationships: can we prevent bullying victimization and loneliness? #IEPA12
The absence of social relationships, or problematic ones may lead to mental health problems, says Arseneault. At the same time, positive social relationships can protect our health and wellbeing. They are important malleable factors that can be target by interventions. #IEPA12
Transition periods in the human life course (starting school, relationships, jobs and retirement) are potentially tricky times, says Arseneault #IEPA12
Our next #IEPA12 plenary talk comes from Juliana Onwumere @Families_MH from King’s College London who will be sharing some “Tales from the frontline: Understanding the impact of psychosis on families”
Onwumere begins by talking about the cognitive model of caregiving in psychosis, which she published with Elizabeth Kuipers and Paul Bebbington in @TheBJPsych back in 2010 doi.org/10.1192/bjp.bp…#IEPA12
We know that people with lived experience of psychosis can have significantly reduced social networks and informal carers can play an important role in these networks #IEPA12
Our first speaker in this #IEPA12 session is Cristiane Duarte (not on Twitter) from @CU_ChildPsych@ColumbiaPsych who will be talking to us about: Intergenerational Psychiatry: A New Look at a Powerful Perspective #IEPA12
Cristiane Duarte is an expert in the development of mental disorders in children, adolescents and young adults #IEPA12
Intergenerational Psychiatry
Duarte is going to talk about:
-definition, animal & human evidence
-role of adversities & perinatal period
-expanding our hypotheses (e.g. mechanisms of transmission)
-the Center for Intergenerational Psychiatry #IEPA12
Our final speaker in this #IEPA12 session of talk is Eric Chen (not on Twitter) from the University of Hong Kong who will be speaking to us about “Youth mental health in troubled times”
Eric Chen has been leading one of the first early psychosis intervention programmes in Asia: the EASY programme (Early Assessment Service for Young People with Early Psychosis) #IEPA12www3.ha.org.hk/easy/eng/servi…
Most mental health conditions (75%) start before the age of 25, says Chen #IEPA12