Rate My Professor Kate Eggleston

Eggleston's research specializations encompass mood disorders, cognitive and functional recovery in mood disorders, women's mental health, and consultation liaison psychiatry, with particular emphasis on biological, hormonal, and cognitive aspects. Her scholarly output includes over 20 publications, cited more than 165 times. Key works feature 'Systematic review and meta-analysis of the association between subjective and objective cognitive function in mood disorders' (2026, Bipolar Disorders, with K. Miskowiak, R. Porter, C. Frampton, K. Douglas); 'Experiences of functioning in mood disorders: Systematic review and qualitative meta-synthesis' (2025, Journal of Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing, with B. Thwaites, K.M. Douglas, R.J. Porter, M.T. Crowe); 'Cognitive predictors of response to interpersonal and social rhythm therapy in mood disorders' (2024, Bipolar Disorders, with S.J. Groves et al.); 'Changes in sodium valproate dispensing in women of childbearing age with a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder in Aotearoa New Zealand' (2024, New Zealand Medical Journal, with M. Tennant, C. Frampton, R. Mulder, B. Beaglehole); and 'Mental health and paid parental leave—what does the evidence say?' (2023, New Zealand Medical Journal). Her contributions advance understanding of cognitive impairments and functional outcomes in psychiatric conditions, informing clinical practice and policy in New Zealand.