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Developing effective interventions to support mental health is a major public health priority. And it makes sense to focus our efforts on interventions for young people. The MYRIAD (MY Resilience In ADolescence) Project asked how we can best support the mental health of young people aged 11-16.
The project is led by Mark Williams and Willem Kuyken at the University of Oxford, and Sarah-Jayne Blakemore and Tim Dalgleish at the University of Cambridge. MYRIAD Trial Co-Investigators (From left to right) Top row: Sarah Byford, Tim Dalgleish, Tamsin Ford, Mark Greenberg.
This report summarises the work carried out during the first 18 months of the MYRIAD-EU project. It reports on progress related to the project objectives, Work Packages and Tasks, expected impacts, communication and dissemination, data management, and financial aspects.
Feb 2, 2023 · Project risk management is identifying, assessing, and controlling risks that may impact the success of a project. What does poor risk management mean for project managers? The possibility of being caught in an avoidable risk; Having clients know you hit a roadblock you should’ve accounted for; Sheer chaos (joking, of course. But really…)
MYRIAD-EU’s mission is to catalyse a paradigm shift in how risks are currently assessed and managed. Instead of addressing risks and hazards one by one, leading scientists from across Europe will co-develop the first harmonised framework for multi-hazard, multi-sector, and systemic risk management.
This guide describes 12 critical principles of project management that provide a structured yet flexible framework and foundation for collaboration. These principles promote effective planning and execution of projects and ensure consistent project management success. What are the 12 essential principles of project management?
MYRIAD-EU project, (ii) improve the accessibility of our work to a broad array of stakeholders and (iii) strengthen consensus across the hazard and risk community through a common understanding of multi-hazard, multi-risk terminology and concepts.
