Seena Fazel

@seenafazel

Prof of Forensic Psychiatry, Oxford University; researching adverse outcomes in mental illness, suicide prevention, forensic mental health

Oxford, England psych.ox.ac.uk/team/seena-faz… Joined December 2014

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Seena Fazel @seenafazel Oct 8

1/6 Scientific disagreement is a good thing. But criticism should accurately represent the work being criticised. We have published our response to a commentary on our umbrella review of the evidence behind the Risk–Need–Responsivity (RNR) model. #criminology #CrimTwitter

Seena Fazel @seenafazel Oct 31

Forensic psych research seminar on 16 November in Oxford.
Draft programme 👇
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Seena Fazel @seenafazel Sep 7

Forensic Psychiatry Research Society annual meeting on 16 November (10am-5pm) at Pembroke College, Oxford.

New research presentations in morning; risk assessment masterclass in afternoon (focus on methods and systematic reviews)

To register and book: eventbrite.co.uk/e/199928154291…
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Seena Fazel @seenafazel Oct 14

A month or so away.

Seena Fazel @seenafazel Sep 7

Forensic Psychiatry Research Society annual meeting on 16 November (10am-5pm) at Pembroke College, Oxford.

New research presentations in morning; risk assessment masterclass in afternoon (focus on methods and systematic reviews)

To register and book: eventbrite.co.uk/e/199928154291…
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Seena Fazel @seenafazel Oct 12

Our response to the critique of our RNR umbrella review. The title of McGuire et Al’s critique, ‘Significantly off target’, is perhaps more apt than intended, given how much weight it places on statistical sign. Not quite nominative determinism but not miles away.

Seena Fazel @seenafazel Oct 8

1/6 Scientific disagreement is a good thing. But criticism should accurately represent the work being criticised. We have published our response to a commentary on our umbrella review of the evidence behind the Risk–Need–Responsivity (RNR) model. #criminology #CrimTwitter

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Seena Fazel @seenafazel Sep 16

New paper! On self-harm risk after traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Development and internally validation of a clinical prediction model for self-harm after adolescent TBI.

Using population-linked health records on >34k people. 1/4