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Chris Dickens

University of London, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Chris Dickens' research has significantly contributed to our understanding of COVID-19's impact on health outcomes, particularly in older adults and those with chronic conditions. Studies have linked accelerated immune ageing to increased disease severity, while proactive consultation-liaison psychiatry has shown promise in improving care for medical inpatients. Research also highlights the prevalence of physical frailty post-hospitalisation, as well as the effects of sleep disturbance on breathing difficulties following COVID-19 hospitalisation. Dickens' work has emphasized the importance of time-sensitive healthcare guidelines for youth with chronic diseases and identified determinants of recovery from post-COVID-19 dyspnoea. Furthermore, studies have explored cost-effectiveness of depression interventions in coronary artery disease patients and examined mental health in UK Biobank participants, shedding light on barriers to GP-patient communication about emotional concerns and the role of relapse prevention in collaborative care for depression.

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