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Helen Sharp

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Psychiatry
Psychology
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Jonathan Hill
Andrew Pickles
Nicola Wright
Prabha S Chandra
Laura Bozicevic
Elizabeth C Braithwaite
Florin Tibu
Sarah Byford
Margaret Heslin
Emma Tassie
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J Child Psychol Psychiatry
PLoS One
Front Child Adolesc Psychiatry
Front Psychol
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Recent Articles
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Inequalities in COVID-19 impact on preschool mental health in India: key moderators of adverse outcome
Sharp H, Wright N, Bozicevic L, Supraja T, Pickles A, Hill J, et al.
BMJ Public Health . 2025 Feb; 2(2):e001209. PMID: 40018614
Abstract: Introduction: Worldwide research suggests that the COVID-19 pandemic had little to no overall effect on preschool children's mental health, but that the impact is variable depending on pre-existing and...
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Cross-cultural differences in early caregiving: levels of mind-mindedness and instruction in UK and India
Bozicevic L, Hill J, Chandra P, Omirou A, Holla C, Wright N, et al.
Front Child Adolesc Psychiatry . 2025 Jan; 2:1124883. PMID: 39839594
Introduction: Most studies on parenting and its role in child development are conducted in Western countries, but it cannot be assumed that characteristics of parental practices are similar in non-Western...
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On the risks of secure attachment in infancy: Childhood irritability and adolescent depression predicted by secure attachment and high approach behaviours at 14-months towards a caregiver living with inter-parental violence
Hill J, Wright N, Sharp H, Pickles A, Steele H
Front Child Adolesc Psychiatry . 2025 Jan; 2:1143125. PMID: 39839586
Introduction: The secure infant turns to a caregiver for comfort when distressed or threatened. Does this level of openness create vulnerability where the caregiver is unsupportive or aggressive? In this...
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Turning to friends in preference to parents for support in early adolescence: does this contribute to the gender difference in depressive symptoms?
Wright N, Sharp H, Gay J, Pickles A, Hill J
Front Child Adolesc Psychiatry . 2025 Jan; 2:1150493. PMID: 39839584
Introduction: Based on established evidence of gender differences in friendship patterns, and the vulnerability associated with early reliance on friends, we hypothesized that in 13-year-olds, a preference for turning to...
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Identifying vulnerable mother-infant dyads: a psychometric evaluation of two observational coding systems using varying interaction periods
Sharp H, Vitoratou S, OMahen H, Bozicevic L, Refberg M, Hayes C, et al.
Front Psychol . 2024 Jul; 15:1399841. PMID: 38984279
Introduction: Clinical services require feasible assessments of parent-infant interaction in order to identify dyads requiring parenting intervention. We assessed the reliability and predictive validity of two observational tools and tested...
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Developing a survey to measure nursing students' knowledge, attitudes and beliefs, influences, and willingness to be involved in Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD): a mixed method modified e-Delphi study
Schroeder J, Pesut B, Olsen L, Oelke N, Sharp H
BMC Nurs . 2024 May; 23(1):326. PMID: 38745233
Background: Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) was legalized in Canada in 2016. Canada's legislation is the first to permit Nurse Practitioners (NP) to serve as independent MAiD assessors and providers....
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An exploration of service use pattern changes and cost analysis following implementation of community perinatal mental health teams in pregnant women with a history of specialist mental healthcare in England: a national population-based cohort study
Tassie E, Langham J, Gurol-Urganci I, van der Meulen J, Howard L, Pasupathy D, et al.
BMC Health Serv Res . 2024 Apr; 24(1):359. PMID: 38561766
Background: The National Health Service in England pledged >£365 million to improve access to mental healthcare services via Community Perinatal Mental Health Teams (CPMHTs) and reduce the rate of perinatal...
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Community perinatal mental health teams and associations with perinatal mental health and obstetric and neonatal outcomes in pregnant women with a history of secondary mental health care in England: a national population-based cohort study
Gurol-Urganci I, Langham J, Tassie E, Heslin M, Byford S, Davey A, et al.
Lancet Psychiatry . 2024 Jan; 11(3):174-182. PMID: 38278162
Background: Women with a pre-existing severe mental disorder have an increased risk of relapse after giving birth. We aimed to evaluate associations of the gradual regional implementation of community perinatal...
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Experience and Reporting of Postnatal Depression Across Cultures: A Comparison Using Anchoring Vignettes of Mothers in the United Kingdom and India
Bluett-Duncan M, Pickles A, Chandra P, Hill J, Kishore M, Satyanarayana V, et al.
Am J Epidemiol . 2023 Sep; 193(1):214-226. PMID: 37667811
Postnatal mental health is often assessed using self-assessment questionnaires in epidemiologic research. Differences in response style, influenced by language, culture, and experience, may mean that the same response may not...
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Obstetric and neonatal outcomes in pregnant women with and without a history of specialist mental health care: a national population-based cohort study using linked routinely collected data in England
Langham J, Gurol-Urganci I, Muller P, Webster K, Tassie E, Heslin M, et al.
Lancet Psychiatry . 2023 Aug; 10(10):748-759. PMID: 37591294
Background: Pregnant women with pre-existing mental illnesses have increased risks of adverse obstetric and neonatal outcomes compared with pregnant women without pre-existing mental illnesses. We aimed to estimate these differences...