Catch up on all the latest research happening in the School of Health and Life Sciences Glasgow Caledonian University SHLS, Glasgow Caledonian University in the December issue of the ReaCH newsletter! Glasgow Caledonian University 👉 bit.ly/3ZBhm9U

Do you have #multiplesclerosis live within travelling distance of Glasgow and aged 20-35 or 45-60? If so we would love if you would take part in our study on ageing with #MS. The study involves testing your walking and strength and involves one visit to Glasgow Caledonian Uni 👏

Lorna Paul and I enjoying the #MSTrustConference2024, and looking forward to presenting tomorrows workshop on digital health & consultations @ 10.45! GCUPhysio Giraffe GCU Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) GCU SYNERGY

We are delighted that our paper on the views of people with neurological conditions, their carers and healthcare professionals on #telerehabilitation in Ghana has been published! GCU SYNERGY GCU Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Academy of Medical Sciences JMIR Publications mhealth.jmir.org/2024/1/e49501

Our co lead Prof Fred van Wijck opens GCUs Power of Partnership conference. Discussing the impact of the research within the GCU SYNERGY group and the importance of working collaboratively with our partners GCU Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) Glasgow Caledonian University SHLS #stroke #rehabilitation

On #MSAwarenessWeek excellent speaker Caroline Sincock talks about the importance of Patient Public involvement in research at The Power of Partnership conference at Glasgow Caledonian University GCU SYNERGY GCU Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) MS Society UK MS Society Scotland #ppie #ms

🎉Very pleased to have my work on developing VR games for people with Multiple Sclerosis in JMIR Publications Exploring what they'd want in VR games for improving upper limb function, as well as describing their upper limb impairment. Read below 👇 games.jmir.org/2024/1/e51508 #OpenAccess

Celebrating Emily Davis winner of the 2024 #Herndon Award for her paper "Dance for Multiple Sclerosis: A Systematic Review." Congratulations! 🎉 doi.org/10.7224/1537-2… #MSResearch #Dance #DanceforMS

Thank you RIMS - Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis for inviting me to talk about empowerment with online tools for people with #ms and higher levels of disability GCU SYNERGY GCUPhysio GCU Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) #rims2024

What a fantastic MS Frontiers conference in Liverpool. I got to co-chair my first session on personalised care for people with MS. Thank you MS Society UK for this opportunity and to present my work on immersive VR for upper limb rehabilitation! Lots of interesting talks!

New FutureMS paper accepted. Looking at the relationship between fatigue and MRI changes academic.oup.com/braincomms/adv… Rozanna Meijboom Peter Foley Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic Beth York

📢Research Fellow/Study Co-ordinator post!!! 🎉Exciting opportunity for a full time 30 month post on a Stroke Association funded study PRACTISE Telerehabilitation post Stroke to increase rehabilitation time and improve motor recovery 👇 myjobscotland.gov.uk/education/glas… DM for more info

So excited to introduce the first 5 of the 8 PhD students in our MS doctoral training centre for symptom management 🎉 follow us to learn more about these lovely students over the next few weeks!! #phdlife #multiplesclerosis #exercise GCU Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) GCU SYNERGY

First research group meeting of the year! Thanks to Jay Webster for a great talk on public involvement in higher education health research. Apologies to those joining us online as they aren't included in the photo 😆 and welcome to our new MS Doctoral Training Centre students 🥰

Lorna Paul GCUPhysio GCU Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) GCU SYNERGY Euan McCaughey Claire Lincoln Scottish Centre for Innovation Spinal Cord Injury

Today is #StrokePreventionDay - Early detection & healthy lifestyle changes can save lives. Have you experienced a stroke within the last year; know someone who has? Want to be part of the conversation to shape a new study? If so, please see our flyer below and get in touch.

Glasgow Caledonian was awarded £267,168 from the Stroke Association to investigate how remote rehabilitation could reduce the chances of permanent disability in stroke survivors ⬇️ #StrokePreventionDay gcu.ac.uk/aboutgcu/unive…