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COMH Launches ENGAGE An Interdisciplinary Clinical Mental Health Research Network
Mr Daniel Flynn, Vice-Chair ENGAGE, Principle Psychology Manager HSE, Prof Joy Duxbury, University of Central Lancashire, Dr Aine Horgan, Chair of ENGAGE, School of Nursing and Midwifery, UCC, MS Jacqueline McCarthy, NSRF, Prof Ella Arensman, NSRF, Dr Audrey Dunn Galvin, Dept of Applied Psychology, UCC, Prof Gerry Leavey, Bamford Centre of Mental Health and Wellbeing, NI, Dr Eugene Cassidy, Consultant Liaison Psychiatrist, CUH
ENGAGE is a collaborative venture between the HSE, voluntary sector and UCC that brings together clinicians, service users, carers and researchers from across the Southern region. The network aims to promote, generate and disseminate high quality collaborative research to enhance the mental health and wellbeing of people across the lifespan.