Katharine Rimes

@krimes.bsky.social

Prof. of Clinical Psychology. University of Plymouth, UK. Love nature photography/art & poetry. Posts/likes are personal opinion only.

🌈 New publication alert! “Development of a natural language processing application for LGBTQ+ status in mental health records”: rb.gy/xzl7k0 This work will support better understanding of mental health inequalities faced by LGBTQ+ people. @krimes.bsky.social @nihrmaudsleybrc.bsky.social

Development of a natural language-processing application for LGBTQ+ status in mental health records | BJPsych Open | Cambridge Core

Development of a natural language-processing application for LGBTQ+ status in mental health records - Volume 11 Issue 6

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Colleague Angela Piccini is collaborating with Ruby Nation, researching the histories of lesbian lives in Plymouth, UK. Please support this free event at the wonderful The Box, Plymouth @theboxplymouth.bsky.social

AAPiccini @angelapiccini.bsky.social · 10mo ago

INTERNATIONAL HOME MOVIE DAY 18.10.2025 11.00-15.00 THE BOX Free event! www.linkedin.com/posts/angela... Are there lesbians in your attic? Come to The Box for International Home Movie Day to celebrate Plymouth’s lesbian past and present! www.centerforhomemovies.org/hmd/ [Img: CND protest © The Box]

Interested in funded clinical psychology PhD? 6 available at Uni of Plymouth, UK. For example projects see under Health, Applied and Social Psychology list. Or email me with your own ideas if they fit with my research interests. You need a 1st class honours degree. www.plymouth.ac.uk/study/resear...

PhD studentship within the School of Psychology, Faculty of Health

University of Plymouth PhD studentships: apply for a studentship within the School of Psychology. Applications are invited for a three-year PhD...

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