August 2026 Fellows' update: Sarah Yardley
Sarah Yardley (CF 2024) has continued to share and apply learning from her Fellowship on improving palliative care for people living with complex mental health conditions.
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August 2026 Fellows' update: Maria Roberts
Maria Roberts (CF 2023) shared learning from her Churchill Fellowship in a new Nurse Suicide Study blog, More Than a Story.
Drawing on research in Australia, she explores how organisations can involve people with lived and living experience of suicide in research safely, ethically and meaningfully.
Maria is currently working with the National Suicide Prevention Alliance to establish a working group to develop and test practice standards for gathering lived and living experience, building on a key recommendation from her Fellowship.
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August 2026 Fellows' update: Faye Watson
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July 2026 Fellows' update: Gill Robin Taylor
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