Prizes and bursaries 

Medical Student category

• Charlotte Caves for work entitled: 'How contemporary Disney film can be used for mental health teaching in schools: a case study of Winnie the Pooh (2011) and Inside Out (2015)' 
• Nichola Sarathchandra for work entitled: 'Investigating Medication Errors in the Transfer of Care Within Mental Health Settings' 

Foundation Doctor category

• Dr Elliot Clissold for work entitled: 'What Can Human Development Do for Global Mental health?' 
• Dr Nicola Wolff for work entitled: 'Minimisation and Medicalisation: How Modern Psychiatry Contributes to the Subjugation of Women’s Self Expression and Experiences of Trauma' 

Medical Student category

• Sarah Wong Hui Min for work entitled: 'Split minds, splitting hairs?: An interdisciplinary perspective on renaming schizophrenia' 
• Natasha Chilambo for work entitled: 'Researchers As Leaders: Is The African Mental Health Research Initiative (AMARI) An Effective Apparatus For Resolving Mental Health Problems In Africa?' 

Foundation Doctor category

• Dr Soracha Healy for work entitled:  'Intracranial mischief' amongst the wealthy and the workhouses; understanding the role of private and public asylums in Sussex 1845-1890' 
• Dr Stephanie Adeyemi for work entitled: 'What are the psychological effects of Female Genital Mutilation? How can psychiatrists support survivors of the practice?' 

• Devyani Shete for work entitled: Can telepsychiatry overcome communication barriers in the clinical consultation? (doc)
• Mehdin Munim Shah for work entitled: Doctor-patient relationship: history, current models and flaws (doc)
• Micheal Abbott for work entitled: Lives unworthy of life: psychiatry and institutional slaughter under the Nazi regime (doc)

• Agnes Okanlawon for work entitled: Weight changes in patients admitted to a specialised ward with profound refractory obsessive compulsive disorder (doc) 
• Tamara Chithiramonhan for work entitled: The association between childhood attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) problems obesity at age 42: using the prospective 1970 British cohort sample (doc)
• Jinal Patel for work entitled: Assessing behaviour in children aged 12-24 months using the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (doc)

• Leuan Lewis, Jessie Pairman, Gavin Spickett, Julia L Newton for  work entitled: 
  Clinical characteristics of a novel subgroup of chronic fatigue syndrome patients with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (doc)
• Rhian Hayes for work entitled: What is the relationship between autism spectrum disorder and offending behaviour, if any? (doc)
• Robert Vaughan for work entitled: Is Anorexia New: Do Historical Accounts of Self Starvation Undermine Western Society’s Purported Role in Anorexia Nervosa’s Aetiology? (doc)

Julie Hammond for  work entitled: Assessing Parenting Capacity in Psychiatric Mother and Baby Units: A case report and review of literature

and Katherine Wiles with [Claudia Lage, Sukhwinder S Shergill, Derek K Tracy]  for work entitled: A systematic review of the effects of low frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation on cognition

• Shumei Germaine Liu for work entitled: Implementing the 4 'A's Test: Detecting delirium in acutely admitted older adults in a London teaching hospital. (doc)
• Mayowa Oyesanya received a Highly Commended for work entitled: Psychiatric Co-Morbidity in Patients with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome receiving Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (doc)
• Ally Saetta for work entitled: Muscle Dysmorphia - under researched and potentially over diagnosed (doc)
• Aneka Popat has been Highly Commended for the work Anorexia Nervosa in 21st Century Females (doc)

• Sally Bramley for work entitled: The relationship between metacognitive ability, cognitive insight and mood in healthy participants. (doc)
• Runner up is Eleanor Turner-Moss for her work: Labour Exploitation and Health: a case series of men and women seeking post-trafficking services in the UK (doc)
• Shuo Zhang for work entitled: Cross-Cultural Contact - psychosis and the city in modern life. (doc)
• The runner up is Titilopemi Oladosu for Paternal Postnatal Depression. (doc)

• Celia Shiles for her work entitled: Is there a significant interaction between life adversity and the brain derived neurotrophic factor gene in mood disorders? (doc)
• Noa Keren received a Highly Commended for work entitled: The Role of Inhibitory Control and Social Cognition in a Naturalistic Theory of Mind Test (doc)
•  Marcus Wade for his work entitled: Does Smoking Cannabis Increase the Risk of Developing Schizophrenia? (doc)
• Eleri Clissold received a Highly Commended for work entitled: Suffering in Silence - Psychiatric co-morbidities in autistic spectrum disorders. (doc)