We we would like to congratulate all of the winners of the 2023 Publication Awards.

A: Best overall publication.
John Tully, Oxytocin normalizes the implicit processing of fearful faces in psychopathy: a randomized crossover study using fMRI

B: Best publication when the author has published no more than six previous publications.
Olamide Todowede, Best practice guidelines for citizen science in mental health research: systematic review and evidence synthesis

C: Best publication flowing from work during doctoral studies or as part of a doctoral dissertation.
Daniel Whiting, Assessing violence risk in first-episode psychosis: external validation, updating and net benefit of a prediction tool

D: Best publication by an employee of Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust who does not have a substantive contract with a university.
Christian Sales, Delays in transferring patients from prisons to secure psychiatric hospitals: An international systematic review

E: Best publication co-authored with a person with lived experience of mental distress or a current or former user of mental health services.
Priya Patel, A qualitative exploration of participant experiences of using Alpha-Stim AID for the treatment of moderate severity depressive symptoms in primary care