Andrew Grundy

Andrew Grundy is an Occasional Lecturer in Psychology, specializing in mental health and de-escalation techniques. His work focuses on violence and aggression management in clinical and forensic settings.

• Key research areas: Mental Health, Forensic Mental Health, Shared Decision-Making, De-escalation Training.
• Active in UK acute inpatient, PICU, and forensic mental health settings.

His research outputs include feasibility trials, cluster randomized trials, and policy critiques on violence risk assessment. Collaborations with scholars like Patricia Callaghan and Owen Price highlight interdisciplinary work in psychiatric nursing and healthcare planning.

Recent publications (2024) address de-escalation training interventions and violence management, building on earlier EQUIP research program outcomes (2018–2019).