Meet the SoS #team! Here's the third post in a series of posts we're sharing to introduce the SoS team. Meet our newest team members Silvia, Laura, Zoe & Siobhan!

Exciting new research from SoS behavioural scientist Zoe Moon shows that digital interventions are likely to be relevant and applicable in breast cancer survivors but may exacerbate existing health inequalities #breastcancer BreastCancerResearch link.springer.com/article/10.100…

1 of 2 We welcome Amy Clarke who joins Spoonful of Sugar as a Behavioural Scientist. Amy's background is in health and behavioural psychology, with a BSc (Hons) & MRes in Psychology from Loughborough University and a PhD in Health Psychology from University of Leicester #welcome

Great to see AstraZeneca drive to improve diversity in clinical trials @ bit.ly/3cHqx0O we at Spoonful of Sugar help our pharma clients speed up trial recruitment and drive retention through the application of #behaviouralscience

SoS is hiring! We are looking for a junior behavioural scientist to join our team, read more and apply at bit.ly/3EBAJEl. A great opportunity to work with world-class experts in a fast-growing and ambitious company specialising in medicines-related behaviour.

SoS are hiring! We are looking for an Account Executive to join the team, this is a great opportunity to work with world-class experts in a fast-growing and ambitious company specialising in medicines-related behaviour. linkedin.com/jobs/view/2924…

We are pleased to announce that Spoonful of Sugar's 'Reliever Reliance Test' (RRT) has been selected as a finalist, in the Excellence in Patient Education and Support category of the PMEA 2022! #PMEA22 #asthma #behaviouralscience

Spoonful of Sugar Founder Professor Rob Horne spoke at the #AskAboutAsthma Virtual conference at the beginning of October, you can see the recording of this event here healthylondon.org/our-work/child…

SoS founder Professor Rob Horne recently spoke at #acare2022, an event specifically focused on applying insights from behavioural science to #adherence challenges. You can watch back to hear from global experts in both adherence in medicine here acarepro.abbott.com.

Today is World Diabetes Day, Prof. Rob Horne is involved in the development of an SMS intervention study to improve adherence in diabetes. Watch this space! researchprotocols.org/2022/2/e32918

Today is World COPD Day; global adherence rates within people with COPD are staggeringly low, at 22-35%. Medication beliefs are associated with this issue. Find out more here: ctajournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

The WHO defines Self-Care as 'the ability of individuals, families, and communities to promote health, prevent disease, and cope with illness and disability with or without the support of a healthcare provider'. It's National Self-Care Week, take some time for yourself.

What a night! We had a great time at the #PMEA2022 Awards, here's a picture of our very own Ewa, Zoe and SoS founder Professor Rob Horne #PMEA2022finalists pmlive.com/pharma_news/pm…

Dr Vivian Auyeung, one of our Senior Behavioural Science Consultants, has been with Spoonful of Sugar for a year already! She talks more on her time at SoS so far here..

Professor Rob Horne and Dr Zoe Moon have recently had a paper published on Medication Non-Adherence. Read more here - tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

SoS will be closed for the Christmas period from Monday 26th Dec - Tuesday 3rd January. We wish you all a restful Christmas break and a Happy New Year!

Saturday was World Cancer Day, SoS Behavioural Scientist Dr Zoe Moon has worked on a number of Cancer focused Academic projects, follow the below link to read more - journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

SoS founder Prof. Rob Horne and SoS Consultant Amy Chan were involved in producing this publication - sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Publication Spotlight SoS Behavioural Scientist Dr Chloe Grimmett was involvedin producing this published paper - Preparing allied health students for placement: a contrast of learning modalities for foundational skill development. Read more link.springer.com/article/10.118…