Srebrenka Letina

University of Limerick — Ireland

Psychology · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Mental Health Research Topics(13), Health disparities and outcomes(7), Complex Network Analysis Techniques(6), Digital Mental Health Interventions(6), Mental Health via Writing(6)

Publications63 total

Complex system structures around drug-related deaths in Scotland: a mixed method network analysis approach to study subsystems in population data and system maps
2026Open Access
Evidencing the relational and situated aspects of complex social systems affecting health: introducing an integrated mixed methods approach to understand school mental health
2026Open Access
Evidencing the relational and situated aspects of complex social systems affecting health: introducing an integrated mixed methods approach to understand school mental health
SocArXiv (OSF Preprints)·2026Open Access
The Structure of Psychopathology on Reddit: Network Analysis of Mental Health Communities in Relation to the ICD Diagnostic System
PsyArXiv (OSF Preprints)·2026Open Access
The Structure of Psychopathology on Reddit: Network Analysis of Mental Health Communities in Relation to the ICD Diagnostic System
2026Open Access
The Structure of Psychopathology on Reddit: Network Analysis of Mental Health Communities in Relation to the ICD Diagnostic System
Journal of Medical Internet Research·2026Open Access
Complex system structures related to drug deaths in Scotland: a network analytic approach to navigating linked administrative data and co-produced system maps
2026Open Access
Contextualising multimorbidity in people who use drugs: analysis of drug-death decedents in Scotland
Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine·2025Open Access
Methods for interventions using networks to improve health: A narrative synthesis of methodological research on network data collection, visualisation and intervention
Social Networks·2025· 2 citedOpen Access
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder in online peer support communities: a Reddit case study
Scientific Reports·2025· 1 citedOpen Access
The Structure of Psychopathology on Reddit: Network Analysis of Mental Health Communities in Relation to the ICD Diagnostic System (Preprint)
2025
Network Analysis of Reddit Mental Health Communities: Mapping the Interconnectedness of Psychopathology
2025Open Access
Mental health discussions among rural residents: a social network approach
Rural and Remote Health·2025Open Access
Social network characteristics associated with mid-to-older aged adults’ co-engagement in physical activity
PLoS ONE·2025· 2 citedOpen Access
Complex system structures related to drug deaths in Scotland: a network analytic approach to navigating linked administrative data and co-produced system maps
2024Open Access
OP91 A mixed methods study of drug related deaths in Scotland using participatory system mapping and network analysis of linked administrative data
SSM Annual Scientific Meeting·2024
P60 Peer group similarities in mental health outcomes among Scottish high school students
SSM Annual Scientific Meeting·2024
Discrepancies in the perception of social support relationships (Stage 1 Registered Report)
2024· 1 citedOpen Access
A social network analysis approach to assess COVID19-related disruption to substance use treatment and informal social interactions among people who use drugs in Scotland
Addiction Science & Clinical Practice·2024· 1 citedOpen Access
Loneliness, social support, and social networks: urban–rural variation and links to wellbeing in Scotland
Journal of Public Health·2024· 14 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Mark McCann(12), Krešimir Zauder(8), Emily Long(7), Maja Jokić(6), Julie Riddell(6), Bojan Evkoski(6), Petra Kralj Novak(6), Annelot Wismans(4), Karl Wennberg(4), Roy Thurik(4), Marcus Dejardin(4), Frank Janssen(4), Enrico Santarelli(4), Ingmar H. A. Franken(4), Kirstin Mitchell(4), Claudia Zucca(4), Kathryn Skivington(4), Marie K. Deserno(3), Andrew Burke(3), Olivier Torrès(3)