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NHS70 blog reflects on the role of research in healthcare
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Windsor Research Unit state-of-the-art facilities
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Be part of dementia research at CPFT
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When Nijinsky met Bleuler 100 years ago:
origins of schizophrenia
Research with care
We work with global, national and local partners to conduct high-quality and ground-breaking research into mental and physical health, and support innovation
to improve patient care. Every year we run over 150 studies and work with over 1,500 volunteers to learn more about dementia,
learning disabilities, physical and mental health and find new therapies and treatments.
About us
Meet our team of health professionals, researchers and scientists working to improve understanding and treatment for mental and physical conditions
Shaping research
There are many ways to get involved with research, whether you're a patient or carer
Research governance
Guidance and information for researchers and clinicians
I am research
Hear why thousands of people volunteer for research at CPFT
Windsor Research Unit
We conduct high quality, ground-breaking research in mental and physical health to improve patient care
Research database
CPFT's innovative and secure database of anonymised medical records to improve diagnoses
Volunteer for research
Find out how you can participate in studies for dementia, community or mental health
Publications
Read the latest studies and resources published by CPFT and partners
Latest News
New intervention doubles quit rate for smokers with severe mental illness
Targeted support to help people with severe mental illness stop smoking can double quit rates, research with CPFT has revealed
Children develop PTSD when they ‘overthink’ their trauma
Findings published from research with University of East Anglia and CPFT to improve PTSD care and recovery for children
Major funding awarded to improve mental health assessments for young people
CPFT joins a new £1.5m study to help children and adolescents by improving diagnosis of emotional disorders
Research with NHS care designing new recovery pathway
An innovative research project is working with NHS services and health professionals to recognise and respond to psychotic experiences
CPFT teams nominated for national psychiatry awards
Staff and service users at CPFT have been nominated for the Royal College of Psychiatrists’ prestigious annual awards
CPFT ranked top for research to improve care
Research teams at Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust (CPFT) are leading the way for research to improve care for patients across the region, and nationwide.
Pioneering new project receives funding award
Congratulations to CPFT non executive director Professor Peter Jones and Dr Golam Khandaker for receiving a Data Science Award for their innovative project.
Dementia research advances best practice for care
Research has driven a major update in guidance to improve diagnosis, management and care for dementia.
The page was last updated on 11 June 2019 by lmarshall.
