Well done to Anutra Guru, Amy Gillespie, Maya Georgia Ogonah and all the past and current members who have been essential to shaping this work and continue to drive the group's efforts forward.

@mayogonah.bsky.social @dramygillespie.bsky.social

More about the group 👇
tinyurl.com/3mepmbc8

For more information on the amazing work Amy and Anutra has led as the co-chairs of the REWG please see our departmental page: www.psych.ox.ac.uk/about/people...

As part of the REWG, I (along with Oxford alum @anabellepauli.bsky.social) co-founded the Race & Psychiatry Journal Club 📚 For more information please see our linktree: linktr.ee/oxracepsych

For more information on the amazing work Amy and Anutra have been spearheading, please see the REWG website: www.psych.ox.ac.uk/about/people...

Congratulations to our Race Equality Working group who have been shortlisted for the Commitment to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Award! This is in recognition of leading multiple initiatives to improve equity and inclusion in the department, including the Race and Psychiatry Journal Club 👇

Paper open access: www.nature.com/articles/s44...

For a quick read, check out the research briefing: doi.org/10.1038/s442.... Huge thanks to my brilliant co-authors: Stella Botchway,
Rongqin Yu, Peter Schofield & Seena Fazel!

What does it mean? TBI increases the risk for a range of long-term outcomes, even in mild cases. Precision medicine approaches to TBI management can assist in better outcome prognosis and appropriate targeting of treatments and other healthcare resources.

We assessed evidence quality using AMSTAR 2 + other measures (heterogeneity, publication bias, and prediction intervals). Risk for dementia, violence perpetration, and ALS had evidence of at least moderate quality, pointing to key areas for personalised care.

Current literature assessed the outcome risks of health outcomes in vulnerable subpopulations (children, older adults, veterans, and athletes). However, there is a crucial gap: a lack of reviews on outcomes following TBI in IPV survivors.

We compared risk ratios for various health outcomes in those with and without TBI. Those with TBI are at increased risk of adverse outcomes, especially those with severe injuries.

Commenting! Would be great to be added

Would it be possible to be added? Thanks!