This PhD project at the University of Bath offers one of 18 fully funded MRC studentships starting in October 2027. The work will map mental health service provision for children and young people with disruptive behaviour disorders via a nationally representative survey of NHS clinicians, commissioners, and parents.
The project seeks to identify barriers to access, training needs, and care pathways, using longitudinal data to assess outcomes and inform health policy and commissioning decisions
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PhD: Mapping Youth Health Services for Disruptive Behavior in Bath employer: University of Bath
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