Emma Good

I'm a PhD student in the School of Healthcare, and my PhD aims to develop a tool to support people in preventing the development of severe antipsychotic-induced metabolic syndrome in those at high-risk of developing the condition. My research focuses on identifying the behavioural determinants of developing antipsychotic-induced metabolic syndrome using a mixed method approach. Previous experience on research projects includes using a qualitative approach using semi-structured interviews and using interpretative phenomenological analysis.

My research interests include psychology, severe mental illness, behaviour, interventions, qualitative research methods, and reducing healthcare inequalities.

Development of a tool to measure the behavioural determinants of antipsychotic-induced metabolic side effects (University of Leicester PhD studentship) (2022-27)

For research participants of the 'Behavioural determinants of developing antipsychotic-induced metabolic side effects: longitudinal interview study' please refer to the information on the Participant Information Sheet or email eng4@leicester.ac.uk.

What is known about the determinants of developing antipsychotic-induced metabolic syndrome and interventions to address them for community dwelling adults: a scoping review protocol. medRxiv 2023.01.05.22283663

MSc Psychology, Merit, University of Leicester (2022)

BA (Hons) Tourism Management, First Class, Nottingham Trent University (2008)