Tammi Walker

Principal of St Cuthbert’s Society and Professor of Forensic Psychology

University of Durham

United Kingdom

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Tammi Walker is the Principal of St Cuthbert’s Society and a Professor of Forensic Psychology at Durham University, UK. Her research interests encompass forensic mental health, with recent publications focusing on collaborative risk assessment, physical activity in secure mental health environments, and healthcare access for imprisoned populations. Additionally, she explores the experiences of women in the criminal justice system, including self-harm and mental health interventions.

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Daniel Pratt

Senior Clinical Lecturer in Clinical Psychology

The University of Manchester

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Hannah Poulter

Teesside University

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Teesside University

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Birmingham City University

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Female service user’s experiences of collaborative HCR-20V3 risk assessment on a low and medium secure ward

Medical skin camouflage for women in prison with self-harm scars (COVER): randomised feasibility study

Barriers and facilitators to increasing physical activity in medium secure mental health settings: An exploration of staff perceptions

Co-located Heroin Assisted Treatment within primary care: A preliminary analysis of the implications for healthcare access, cost, and treatment delivery in the UK

A qualitative exploration of the views of people with lived experience of suicide within the criminal justice system

Diamorphine assisted treatment in Middlesbrough: a UK drug treatment case study

Well-being programmes in prisons in England and Wales: a mixed-methods study

Using mixed methods to explore diabetes care in a medium‐secure setting in England: A case study

The role of primary care in supporting imprisoned women with mental illness

Lessons Learnt From the Narratives of Women Who Self-Harm in Prison

Processes and challenges associated with establishing a linked national suicide database across the criminal justice system

Women’s experiences of attending an English sexual assault referral centre: an exploratory study

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Daniel Pratt

Hannah Poulter

Helen J Moore

Kiara Lewis

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