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Several years after a change of the organ donation law with the aim of increasing organ availability, experts explain why expectations were not met.

This article was published in Transplantation.

Leah McLaughlin summarises how the change in legislation did not have the expected effect on the number of organ donations in The Conversation.

This article was published online by Cambridge University Press and in Health Economics, Policy and Law.

This article was published in Intensive and Critical Care Nursing.

This article was published in PLoS One.

This article was published in Transplant International.

Jo Ellins explores how, despite mental health support teams being present in more schools, the needs of some children are still being missed. This article was published in The Conversation.

Claudia Boehm, Paul Boadu, Josephine Exley, Mustafa Al-Haboubi and Nicholas Mays answered these questions in an article published in the European Journal of Public Health.

This journal paper reports the views and experiences of people involved in MHST design, implementation and service delivery at a local, regional and national level. It was published in the Journal of Mental Health.

The final report for our “Psychological support for individuals historically infected with HIV and/or hepatitis C as a result of NHS-supplied blood transfusions and blood products, and for affected families” project.

NIHR has awarded over £100 million to 20 new Policy Research Units (PRUs) across England. The PRUs will tackle important emerging health and social care issues including reproductive health, addiction and dementia.

An NHS-funded programme delivering mental health services in schools and further education colleges has made significant early progress in its first 3 years, a study shows.

This short animation was produced in partnership with members of the Institute for Mental Health Youth Advisory Group. It shares the findings from the evaluation of mental health support teams in schools and colleges.