🎉Two CP-Life papers published in Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology, have received enough downloads to rank within the top 10% of papers published

Thanks to all our co-authors

📍New #Openaccess research paper

Exploring the experience of using technology to access and provide disability services and supports in Ireland during Covid-19

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RCSI School of Physiotherapy Enable Ireland Siobhan Long Vision Ireland

Join us in celebrating World Physical Activity day by taking a moment to view the highlights of our World Café held in collaboration with CRC #WDPA2024 #physicalactivity #research RCSI School of Physiotherapy Health Research Charities Ireland - HRCI HealthResearchBoard IWA-Sport Enable Ireland DFI ISPAH

Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much - A fantastic day of physical activity conversations at our Youth Experience Matters World Café Clontarf Castle Actioning the physical activity priorities of teenagers with physical disability. #PPI #physicalactivity

Today is National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day! To help raise awareness, we've come together with the community to share what CP is and what we're doing at CP-Life Research Centre #GoGreen4CP #cpawareness day #cpawareness  Cerebral Palsy Foundation RCSI youtube.com/watch?v=Cyjm_v…

It was a privilege to be invited to the CP-Conference 2024 in Norway and inspiring to see the work of NorCP and CP-foreningen

In our #DMCNpodcast Jennifer Fortune outlines factors that influence the experience of transition from child to adult services, from the perspectives of young people with CP, parents and healthcare providers

Congratulations to Fiona Weldon who was awarded the inaugural RCSI Public Research Partner Excellence Award at RCSI Research Day.

The award recognised her contribution to and impact on our research (cpresearchireland.eu/rcsi-public-re…)

#RCSIResearchDay

Huge congratulations to the winners in the PPI + Engaged Research categories at RCSI Research Day yesterday

We were particularly delighted to celebrate Fiona Weldon's impact on the @cplife_centre research with the inaugural Public Patient Research Partner award!

💻✍️In this blog, Dr Grace Lavelle and I reflect on the qualitative research that has laid the foundations of our research where we are co-producing and evaluating an online peer support platform for people living with long-term physical health conditions: quahrc.co.uk/impact-in-qual…

This #CPAwarenessMonth we're proud to support UP - The Adult Cerebral Palsy Movement and the Cerebral Palsy Manifesto upmovement.org.uk/our-movement/e…

Register here forms.office.com/e/QxSA0Jtjuj to attend our seminar with Professor Prue Morgan exploring barriers and facilitators to services for people with #cerebralpalsy Wednesday 13th March at 2pm in RCSI #CerebralPalsyAwarenessMonth

Join our first CP-Life Research Seminar on the latest #cerebralpalsy research RCSI . Prof Prue Morgan will be talking about Barriers and Facilitators to Health and Disability Service Access Experienced by People with #CP ; an Australian Perspective. bitly.ws/3etgM

Great to be part of this collaboration between #research #3rdsector #medical #community .
It is time to move the agenda forward for the 130,000 adults with #CerebralPalsy in the UK. #Lifelong #CarePathways #AnnualReviews #Primarycare
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My very first piece for British Vogue is a very personal essay but is on something I really feel has to be spoken about openly more. I had no resources to go off when I was growing up in terms of my sexual wellbeing as a woman and in 2023, there’s still next to nothing out there.

Editorial by Bernard Dan: How can we understand relatively early occurrence of non-communicable diseases in people with #cerebralpalsy ? buff.ly/46IgCld

Tomorrow, Friday 1st December at 2pm, join us to hear what adults with disability tell us about their childhood, as part of IAACD 2023 Listening and Sharing sessions. Register here us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

A huge problem within the NHS and wider healthcare system.
One I am proud we are trying to help address at UCLH with our Cerebral Palsy Queen Square service

Val Stevenson Sara Simeoni Caroline Waszkiewicz Liz Keenan Katrina Buchanan Laura O'Flaherty

Cochrane UK is working with Evidence Synthesis Ireland on a mentorship programme to help authors communicate the findings of evidence syntheses to patients & the public. Mentee Manjula Manikandan has blogged about how health services are failing adults with #CerebralPalsy : buff.ly/49oG5Tc