University of Plymouth invites applications for a four-year PhD studentship starting 1 January 2027. The project investigates how adults with severe mental illness interpret and respond to written information about their care, including letters and digital health communications.
The successful candidate will work with a supervisory team, including the Director of Studies, Dr Hannah Wheat, and a co-supervisor, Professor Richard Byng. The funding covers Home fees and provides a stipend.
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PhD Studentship: How Written Health Info Affects Care employer: University of Plymouth
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