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Myles-Jay Linton, PhD, CPsychol
Mental health research | Creative communication | Engagement & strategy
Research
My work focuses on how we understand, measure and support improvements in mental health and wellbeing. Within my research I combine population health sciences, social science and data science to address critical questions around mental health practice and policy.
I was awarded a Vice Chancellors Research Fellowship in 2019 from the Elizabeth Blackwell Institute (University of Bristol). My current primary area of research is university student mental health, and my secondary focus is on the opportunities/harms associated with digital technology. My PhD in the Economics of Wellbeing was awarded in 2018 ( University of Exeter).
Research: Text
Young peoples' mental health
Research: Projects
Mental health and complex needs
Research: Projects
Economics and healthcare
Research: Projects
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