My final publication of 2025 🎉 New review out with @nihr-hprfa-orb.bsky.social TL;DR: Future outbreaks (e.g., mpox) will keep requiring HCWs to self-isolate after exposure—but we still lack evidence-based interventions to protect their wellbeing. Time to fix that. tinyurl.com/3ywf4334

📢 New review out today! Much of the recent evidence on ADHD prevalence since 2020 is low quality or outdated. Of 40 studies, only 4 had low risk of bias. No clear 'surge', just a lack of solid data. We need better research to guide services and policy. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Has a lack of data effected the development of effective policies to treat #ADHD? New research argues that there are "significant gaps" in the evidence base which has resulted in an unclear picture of ADHD prevalence. Click the link to learn more👇 #IoPPNNews www.kcl.ac.uk/news/gaps-in...

There has been no meaningful increase in the number of people with an #ADHD diagnosis globally since 2020, despite a surge in awareness and media stories about the condition. Find out more ⬇️ www.kcl.ac.uk/news/gaps-in... @alexfmartin.bsky.social | @nihr-hprfa-orb.bsky.social

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Five years since COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic - & we’re still learning from its legacy. This review was led by @alexfmartin.bsky.social & synthesised evidence from 36 studies examining how #selfisolation impacted #wellbing in adults. Very important work! journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...

We have a new #preprint up! #COVID-19 was rough for everyone, but especially healthcare workers (HCWs)--we hope this systematic review provides insights into how to assess and protect HWCs wellbeing during self-isolation in future infectious disease outbreaks.