Philip Wilkinson
BMedSci BM BS (Nottingham), FRCPsych, Dip Obst (Auckland, New Zealand), Certificate in Cognitive Therapy (Oxford), ATCL, LGSMD, CELTA
Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer
- Consultant Psychiatrist, Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust
- Associate Fellow, Green Templeton College, Oxford
I am a consultant old age psychiatrist with Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust. My interests are the management of late-life depression and psychological treatments with older people.
I am currently a co-investigator and PI with the CONTACT-GAD study of acceptance and commitment therapy for treatment-resistant depression in older people and the ANTLER75+ study of antidepressant continuation in late-life depression. I was co-investigator with the PATHFINDER study of adapted problem-solving therapy for depression in dementia
I was a member of the 2022 NICE Depression in adults (update) guideline development group.
I teach medical students at the University of Oxford and am a College Adviser and Associate Fellow of Green Templeton College. I am also a trained teacher of English to speakers of other languages with an interest in teaching medical English to refugee doctors.
Recent publications
dapted problem adaptation therapy for depression in mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease dementia: A randomized controlled trial.
Journal article
Howard R. et al, (2024), Alzheimers Dement, 20, 2990 - 2999
cceptance and commitment therapy for late-life treatment-resistant generalised anxiety disorder: a feasibility study.
Journal article
Gould RL. et al, (2021), Age Ageing, 50, 1751 - 1761
cceptance and commitment therapy for older people with treatment-resistant generalised anxiety disorder: the FACTOID feasibility study.
Journal article
Gould RL. et al, (2021), Health Technol Assess, 25, 1 - 150
Negative bias in interpretation and facial expression recognition in late life depression: A case control study.
Journal article
Baruch N. et al, (2021), Int J Geriatr Psychiatry, 36, 1450 - 1459
18FDG PET-CT in sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, correlated with MRI and histology.
Journal article
Morley NCD. et al, (2021), World J Nucl Med, 20, 411 - 413
