Delighted to announce our 'Developing the COuld it Be RA? tool' event ➡️ Free online event ➡️ 12:30–13:00 on 6th September Your chance to find out about the #CobraTool - a new tool to help identify people at risk of #RheumatoidArthritis in #PrimaryCare National Institute for Health and Care Research #IDEASinPC

Heart disease is the leading cause of death. But it’s insulin resistance that causes heart disease, strokes, cancers and other inflammatory conditions Since your doctor won’t help you avoid it, here are 43 sentences that will:

This National Institute for Health and Care Research paper on the learnings of the COVID-19 PANORAMIC trial stresses the importance of primary care research in future pandemics. A must-read for primary care researchers. A big thank you to all those involved. #PandemicPreparedness

There is still time to submit your abstracts for the Dragons Den session at this year's #VSASM2024 Vascular Society . Funding for the winning research project up for grabs!

Learn more about the work of the NIHR-supported Race Equity & Diversity in Careers Incubator, which aims to advance a racially inclusive research culture, by attending their upcoming online launch event next month 👇🏽

A couple of years ago I thought it might be fun to start the week with a tweet about some aspect of trial, or related, methodology - tagged #MethodologyMonday. 100 topics later, I hope you have found some of them useful. Here is a list of the topics so far 1/2

Reporting on patient & public involvement in research publications is the exception, not the rule. How can how researchers and funders could improve this? Kevin J Munro, Jeremy Taylor and others this question using data from one NIHR research programme: nihr.ac.uk/blog/reporting…

"Community care, although it’s a crucial part of our healthcare system, receives little attention, and as a result it’s poorly understood." It’s time to raise the profile of community trusts, says Rammya Mathew bmj.com/content/386/bm…

medvasc.info/archives-blog/… Dr Hillary MINKA Dr. Oceane MINKA Elalamy My Ismail Dominique Rossi Professor Patricia Maguire Professor Maha Othman Claire McLintock Grégoire Détriché, MD PhD Nicolas Gendron Jean Paul Hamon HOFFMAN Olivier Habib Pierre-Marie Karam ن Dr Jean-Jacques Fraslin Erik Rafflenbeul Jean-Louis Montastruc Pr Mathieu Molimard William baraka Christophe Seinturier

💫Sharing our latest work on PAD. Results suggested that a brief counseling intervention designed to increase walking significantly reduced the risk of Major Adverse Cardiovascular Events in People With Peripheral Artery Disease. Such a great outcome! #PAD jamanetwork.com/journals/jamas…

A longer, healthier life could be as little as a ten-minute walk away! The latest publication from our group adds to the evidence that habitual daily physical activity is a powerful determinant of health and longevity. le.ac.uk/news/2024/augu…

How can you mobilise research knowledge within adult social care? 💻 Our upcoming webinar with Prof Claire Goodman will cover what you should consider when engaging with care homes and their stakeholders. Register now: gmg-lgcgroup.zoom.us/webinar/regist… #SocialCareResearch #Kmb

New Horizons in Peripheral Artery Disease doi.org/10.1093/ageing…

Congratulations! I am looking forward to working with you Hannah Clifton and welcoming you to the SGUL Population Health Research team.

Congratulations to our Chief Nurse Research Fellows 2023/24 (Alex, Liz and Rosie) for your excellent presentations and outstanding achievements in the last academic year! You are all amazing! Good luck in your future endeavors! 🌟🌟🌟🍾🥂🎉 #CNRF #NMAHP NMAHP Research at St George's

Big change coming in the new year. Delighted to be joining City St George's City, University of London as Executive Dean for the School of Health & Medical Sciences. city.ac.uk/news-and-event… But leaving the wonderful people of SAPPHIRE research University of Leicester with much sadness.

📣Prescribed group exercise delivered by allied health professionals, predominantly by exercise physiologists and physiotherapists, significantly improved health outcomes for community dwelling adults with a broad range of chronic conditions! 👏👏👏

Stratified care considers how factors such as age & ethnicity influence how best to manage someone’s condition. Our Collection shows how stratified care can: ✅ improve #patientsafety and outcomes ⏱ save #NHS resources. bit.ly/3ZkyKlg #diabetes #COPD #Depresion

Evaluation of research co-design in health: a systematic overview of reviews and development of a framework #impsci …plementationscience.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

2% of the population (aged over 85) use this amount of hospital bed days because acute illness in this age group is accompanied by a physical and cognitive decline that will persist until remedied. Properly staffed offsite rehabilitation beds would transform our hospitals.