Research and Media
I study the psychological impact and long-term outcomes of ICU, and develop psychological interventions for ICU patients with delirium. I have given numerous media interviews and conference talks, as well as writing journal articles and academic book chapters on these research areas.
Results of the POPPI trial, Journal of the American Medical Association
Article on a randomised clinical trial to evaluate the effects of a nurse-led psychological intervention to prevent trauma in ICU patients
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Memories of hallucinations and delirium
Interview study with ICU survivors with posttraumatic stress disorder,
British Journal of Health Psychology
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Psychological risk factors and outcomes of ICU
Article in Critical Care medical journal based on a cohort study
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Newspaper article on ICU during the pandemic
My experience of working in busy London ICU wards during the Covid-19 pandemic
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BBC radio programme on ICU delirium
I was interviewed by clinical psychologist Daniel Freeman for his podcast series, A History of Delusions
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Delirium Wards BBC podcast
I was interviewed and featured in this powerful and immersive BBC documentary by David Aaronovitch, who recounts his personal experience of delirium and talks to other former ICU patients
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Observer article about psychological impact of ICU
Vaughan Bell interviewed me about our research at University College London Hospitals (UCLH) to improve the psychological recovery of Intensive Care patients
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Sunday Times article about research on ICU trauma
Caroline Scott interviewed me for the Sunday Times magazine about our research at UCLH.
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