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Publications

Horner Charlotte, Willis Thomas, , Guthrie Elspeth, McMillan Dean, Brennan Cathy

Archives of Suicide Research (2026)

Drescher Kent, van Bruggen Marnix, Garcia Bosquez Tatiana, , Cesar de Carvalho Piccolo Cassiano, van Engelen Baziel GM, Voet Nicoline

Neuromuscular Disorders Vol 66 (2026)

Hall Louise H, Prue Gillian, Miller Laura L, Beekin Rebecca J, McGregor Gordon, , Pimm John, Brown Malcolm, O’Connor Dominic, Young Annie, Stanworth Simon, , Edwards Victoria, Gregson Nicola, Powell Richard, Walker Alice, Calder Joanna, Mamwell Anna, Stonock Eileen, Murphy Gillian, Dunn Janet

NIHR Open Research (2026)

, O’Donnell Christie, , ,

Healthcare Vol 14 (2026)

Ingram Jennifer F, Travis Elizabeth, Hall Louise H, Raine Erin, Ellison Rachel, McNaught Emma, Wilkes Hollie, Ow Pei Loo, , French David P, Howdon Daniel, Clark Jane, Waller Jo, Buxton Jacqueline, Moore Sally JL, Parbutt Catherine, Velikova Galina, Farrin Amanda J, Collinson Michelle, Smith Samuel G, Green Sophie MC

NIHR Open Research Vol 6 (2026)

Green Sophie MC, , Smith Samuel G

Trials Vol 27 (2026)

Professional Activities

Consultant

6/2026

Speaker

13/5/2026

Speaker

7/5/2026

Consultant

1/5/2026

Examiner

27/4/2026

Speaker

22/4/2026

Projects

Graham, Christopher Darryl (Principal Investigator)

I am a clinical academic mentor for Dr Sophie Green on her NIHR Career Development Fellowship.

01-Jan-2026 - 30-Jan-2029

Graham, Christopher Darryl (Principal Investigator)

NIHR Postdoctoral fellowship application. I am mentor - role of helping fellow develop competencies in clinical research -particularly psychological therapies

01-Jan-2026 - 01-Jan-2031

Graham, Christopher Darryl (Principal Investigator) Rickardsson, Nils (Co-investigator)

20-Jan-2026

Graham, Christopher Darryl (Principal Investigator) Rickardsson, Nils (Co-investigator)

01-Jan-2025 - 31-Jan-2027

Rickardsson, Nils (Principal Investigator) Graham, Christopher Darryl (Co-investigator)

Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML), and its treatment, is known to have a range of physical and psychological challenges on patients. From a patient perspective, these challenges are documented in both qualitative and quantitative research highlighting the experience of people suffering from them, and the prevalence of these issues. From these findings, psychological support, and the provision of clinical psychology services, in oncology is more common now and is recommended to meet the full biopsychosocial needs of AML patients. However, we have a limited knowledge in terms of what psychological problems are referred to clinical psychology services, and what interventions and methods are used in these services to manage these issues today. It is also not known how psychological therapists find it working with a population faced with a highly challenging condition.

By exploring the experiences of psychological therapists working with people with AML, we hope to learn more about what type of psychological issues they tend to see in their practice, and what techniques and methods they employ to support this patient group. It is hoped that knowing more about this area can support clinicians and services in this field as it can highlight challenges to be addressed or strengths of specific working practices, techniques, models. It is also hoped that this research has validating and educational value to less experienced clinicians. Likewise, by exploring the experiences of clinicians first hand, this can provide qualitative data for researchers developing and evaluating interventions in this area.

01-Jan-2025 - 01-Jan-2027

Graham, Christopher Darryl (Principal Investigator)

01-Jan-2024 - 31-Jan-2027