Revisioning distress and suicidality in women nurses
Research. Action. Justice.
Hilary Causer and Anna Conolly presented our literature and policy review findings at an online Diversity Points Seminar at the University of Dundee on 12th May.
Congratulations to Ella Langham and Bethany Ashton who have been awarded the Martin Lawlor research bursary for 2026.
Study 4 is now open and recruiting nurses to take part in two different activities - visit the research page to find out more.
Hilary Causer and Anna Conolly presented our literature and policy review findings at an online Diversity Points Seminar at the University of Dundee on 12th May. Congratulations to Ella Langham and Bethany Ashton who have been awarded the Martin Lawlor research bursary for 2026. Study 4 is now open and recruiting nurses to take part in two different activities - visit the research page to find out more.
Our aim
In this groundbreaking and transformative project, we are working with nurses, for nurses, to revision the ways in which nurse distress and suicidality are articulated and understood.
We will be inviting nurses from all four nations of the United Kingdom, and with diverse backgrounds, to participate in our research across five different studies.
We are an interdisciplinary and ethnically diverse group of researchers with a wide range of nursing, social care and academic backgrounds. We are based at the Universities of Surrey, Birmingham and Keele.
Our values
These shared values and ways of working have been put together by the study team and our nurse advisory group to illustrate the value base that underpins our work, and drives us individually and collectively.
Making positive change through research, for the future of our colleagues
Support resources
If you came here for support due to feelings of distress, suicidality or any work-related difficulty, please use the following link.
