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FORUM is a new online tool that brings both patient and clinician together for improved care and safety in forensic mental health services. In this blog, Dr Howard Ryland explores both the need for this tool and how it was developed through a collaborative approach with all involved.

A screenshot of the FORUM website. The text reads: A new patient reported outcome measure for forensic mental health services, combining the patient and clinician perspectives

Forensic mental health services provide care to people in secure psychiatric hospitals and via specialised community teams. Such services are typically low volume and high cost, often highly restrictive and average duration of inpatient care prior to discharge is long.

The Forensic Outcome Measure (FORUM), is designed to help safeguard patients and the public, monitor progress, inform treatment plans and assist in service evaluation and planning.

Internet Cognitive Therapy for Prolonged Grief Disorder (iCT-PG): a developmental case series.

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Do parental factors mediate the association between child anxiety and life interference among young children?

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Screening-to-intervention pathway for child anxiety problems alongside usual school practice versus usual school practice only: the iCATSi2i cluster randomised controlled trial in primary schools in England

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Strategies for achieving healthy, sustainable, and equitable dietary transitions.

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Automatically detecting trends and open questions from mental health publications: a Wellcome-funded GALENOS project.

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Exploring the implementation and integration of structured medication reviews in primary care: A qualitative evaluation using normalization process theory.

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'What Do People With Long Covid Want From Healthcare Services?' A Qualitative Exploration From Lived Experience.

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Dynamic prediction of reoffending in individuals given community sentences: Development and validation of a novel risk monitoring assessment tool (oxMore).

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Cultural Adaptations of Healthcare Interventions: A Step-by-Step Guide.

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No Ethics Needed? Towards an Ethics of Care for Public and Patient Involvement and Engagement.

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Mapping the reciprocal interactions between antidepressants and the gut microbiome: novel targets for the personalisation and optimization of drug response.

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Parental violent offending and offspring suicidal behavior: a nationwide register-based study.

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Drug use among people in prison: A global review of epidemiology, harms and interventions.

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Decision Analytic Models to Assess the Cost-Effectiveness of Prevention, Detection, and Treatment in Multiple Long-Term Conditions: A Scoping Review.

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Continuity of care in UK primary care: A scoping review of measures, challenges, and future interventions

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The OxWell Student Survey 2025 - Study Description

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Cognitive and Educational Outcomes After Preterm Birth or Low Birth Weight: An Umbrella Review and Meta-Analysis.

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Conceptualising diagnostic liminality: A qualitative exploration of the journey to heart failure diagnosis.

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Depression in Dialysis Patients with End Stage Kidney Disease: investigating the role of psychosocial stressors, co-occurring medical conditions, and demographic influences.

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