For people with a dislocated shoulder, researchers compared self-management advice from a physiotherapist with the same advice + extra physiotherapy.

They found that both groups had similar shoulder function after 6 months 👉 evidence.nihr.ac.uk/alert/shoulder…
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Researchers investigated eye donation practice in hospice and palliative care settings. They found that few discussions about eye donation take place in these settings, yet both service users and clinicians want to have these discussions.

Read more: evidence.nihr.ac.uk/alert/hospice-…

Do you support people through mental health crises? If so, this webinar is for you 👇

Learn about the latest NIHR research on mental health crises, including community crisis services and a peer-support programme.

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New research suggests that it may be better to offer blood-thinning medications to everyone when they are admitted to hospital (rather than using a risk score), but more research is needed. Find out more: journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk/hta/AWTW6200/#…

Knowledge mobilisation strategies can help researchers share their research with the people who can use it. How can you plan for knowledge mobilisation?

Find out: nihr.ac.uk//researchers/i…

There is a shortage of eye donors. The NHS target is 350 donations per week; only 88 take place.

Researchers assessed the potential for eye donations in hospice & palliative care settings, and developed an intervention to support eye donation: evidence.nihr.ac.uk/alert/hospice-…

Health Sciences, UoS

Many women in the UK have pelvic organ prolapse. Most choose initially to have a pessary.

Is it better for these women to visit a clinic regularly to have the pessary checked or do this themselves at home? New research investigates: evidence.nihr.ac.uk/alert/pelvic-o…

How might acute day units help adults experiencing a mental health crisis?
What makes a community crisis service successful?
How can crisis resolution teams be improved?

Find out more about the latest research on these topics - sign up for our webinar: gmg-lgcgroup.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Leadership behaviours lay the foundations for better organisation performance, particularly in complex healthcare environments.

Our latest Collection highlights the vital roles that boards play in providing leadership to maternity services.

Learn more: evidence.nihr.ac.uk/collection/mat…

Researchers investigated eye donation practice in end of life care and found that service users support these discussions.

Findings suggest clinicians may need training to understand the process of eye donation and to handle conversations sensitively.

➡️ evidence.nihr.ac.uk/alert/hospice-…

Calling all researchers with expertise in indoor air quality! Help us improve the Wikipedia article on indoor air quality, an important topic at the intersection of health and climate change research.

➡️ Learn more & register: eventbrite.com/e/nihr-x-unive…

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Could women managing their own pessaries be a good option?

Read about the results of the first randomised controlled trial to compare the effectiveness and value for money of self-management, with clinic visits: evidence.nihr.ac.uk/alert/pelvic-o…

Medical insertion of catheters for peritoneal dialysis is as safe as surgery, according to new research.

Find out more about the findings: evidence.nihr.ac.uk/alert/kidney-f…

#NIHRfunded research suggests how safer and more efficient vital sign monitoring protocols can free up nursing time and ensure that patients who are at higher risk are monitored more frequently. Read the full report: journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk/hsdr/HYTR4612/…

Want to brush up on your implementation, knowledge mobilisation and impact skills?

Visit the new national NIHR Applied Research Collaborations (ARCs) guide, which brings together a wealth of content & tools from across the country:
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#KnowledgeMobilisation #KM #KmbMatters

Women who self-managed their pessaries had a similar quality of life and fewer complications than those who received clinic-based care, according to new research.

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Carol Bugge Suzanne Hagen

Medical insertions had similar or better outcomes than surgical insertions for people on peritoneal dialysis. This study provides reassurance that this is a safe option.

Find out more: evidence.nihr.ac.uk/alert/kidney-f…

Priya John🇮🇳 Kidney Care UK Dialysis Patient Citizens Kidney Care Partners Martin Wilkie

In new research published in the NIHR Journals Library, researchers consider how paramedics attempt to identify people with possible sepsis using an early warning score. Read the full report to see what they found:journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk/hta/NDTY2403/#…

Join us for a webinar on adult mental health crisis research.

Discover evidence about crisis resolution teams and acute day units for mental health crises that could inform your practice. Register here: gmg-lgcgroup.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

A new study shows medical insertions for peritoneal dialysis catheters as safe and can be more accessible than surgical ones.

Read more about the outcomes: evidence.nihr.ac.uk/alert/kidney-f…