Adversity and Trauma HIT News
Impact Review 2025/26: Adversity and Trauma HIT
Training: ‘Trauma Informed in Research Matters’ The HIT led the development and rollout of the…
Celebrating the value public involvement brings to health and care research
Today [10 March 2026] we’re celebrating the 4th anniversary of the Shared Commitment to Public Involvement in…
Impact Review 2024-25: Adversity and Trauma HIT
New leadership Two new co-directors have joined the team: Dr Natalia Lewis from the Centre…
Trauma-informed training for those working in health and care research
Thanks to support from Bristol Health Partners, a new training programme is helping people in…
Adverse childhood experiences in firstborns associated with poor mental health of siblings
Children are nearly three-quarters (71%) more likely to develop mental health problems between the…
Adversity and Trauma HIT welcomes new co-director
The Adversity and Trauma Health Integration Team (HIT) is delighted to appoint Hazel Renouf…
Adversity and Trauma HIT 2023-24
Promoting system working The Adversity and Trauma HIT celebrated a milestone this year, when a…
Improving access to healthcare for and with people with multiple disadvantage
General practice teams changed their services to better include patients with severe and multiple disadvantage…
‘Loneliness loop’ risks trapping young people in repeating cycle of abuse, UK study of intimate partner violence and abuse finds
A detailed study of intimate partner violence and abuse (IPVA) among young people in…
IRIS+ programme extends the health care response to domestic abuse
Expanding the IRIS (Identification and Referral to Improve Safety) domestic abuse programme to include…
Reflections of a Bristol Health Partners public contributor
I strongly believe that the public and patients can offer a genuine contribution to improving…
