Ian is a lecturer in mental health and addiction in the Department of Health Sciences, with a particular interest in the relationship between substance use and mental health (Dual Diagnosis).
Ian trained and worked as a mental health nurse in South London, working with people who had a severe mental health problem and used drugs or alcohol problematically.
Experience
–present
Lecturer in Mental Health, The University of York
Publications
2017
Healthcare professionals need more guidance to reduce the risk of cannabis related health problems, BMJ
2017
Cannabis, psychosis and schizophrenia: unravelling a complex interaction, Journal of Addiction
2016
Guidance is needed on synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonists and cannabis., BMJ
2016
A national prescription drug line could help assess the non-medical use of prescription drugs., BMJ
2016
Cannabis matters? Treatment responses to increasing cannabis presentations in addiction services in England., Drugs Education Prevention and Policy
2016
Could campaigns like Dry January do more harm than good ?, BMJ
2016
Rebranding schizophrenia is unlikely to reduce stigma., BMJ
2016
The need for health warnings about cannabis and psychosis., The Lancet Psychiatry
2015
Cannabis psychosis, gender matters., Advances in Dual Diagnosis
2015
The impact of assertive outreach teams on hospital admissions for psychosis, Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursiing
2015
Psychotropic induced sexual dysfunction for people with a dual diagnosis., Advances in Dual Diagnosis
2014
The emerging cannabis treatment population, Drugs and Alcohol Today
2014
The 10 most important debates surrounding Dual Diagnosis, Advances in Dual Diagnosis
2013
Drug interactions and dual diagnosis, Advances in Dual Diagnosis
2013
Effect of reclassification of cannabis on hospital admissions for cannabis psychosis: A time series analysis., International Journal of Drug Policy