Tuesday will see our very own Deb Stocken chairing two of the parallel sessions. LICTR will also be presenting on a multitude of topics including #SWATS and #SMART_analysis_methods Prof Deborah Stocken PhD Geraldine Murden Jake Emmerson ReCREATE PROSPER Trial foxtrot-study

Here's another paper from the PROSPER Trial

Interesting reflections on remote methods in research with older people. (We've had some thoughts on this topic too rdcu.be/cXaoV)

I bet 45 years ago none of us thought this would be relevant to us #ageing is for life, not just for birthdays – let’s make it quality

Here's the latest newsletter from PROSPER

The #BGSBlueprint for preventing and managing frailty in older people highlights the need for person-centred care planning and describes enabling independence, promoting wellbeing as a key touchpoint of care and support.

Happy 40th birthday Age UK Wakefield!

Our participants never cease to amaze us! J has enjoyed practicing circus skills for decades, and still juggles, spins plates and hula hoops daily at the age of 91! What a great example of #healthyageing

A great new scheme from Age UK Bradford District 👍

Clinical trials staff are representing the vast range of trials from CityOfResearch today at Bradford Royal Infirmary, ahead of Clinical Trials Day 2023. PROSPER researcher Caroline was there on behalf of Academic Unit for Ageing and Stroke Research to spread the word about ageing and stroke trials #CTD2023

This week is #CarersWeek2023 Many PROSPER participants tell us about their unpaid carers- partners or family members- who they rely on and who mean so much to them. And of course, some participants are carers themselves. Thanks to all the #UnpaidCarers ❤️

1000 people have registered interest in taking part in PROSPER. A small proportion of those registered don’t get randomised to the trial, but this still feels like a huge milestone. Recruitment hasn't been straightforward (thanks Covid!) but we’re pushing on towards our target.

Impressive follow up rates and juggling nonagenarians: it can only be the PROSPER newsletter!

New PROSPER trial newsletter! Get the latest updates on our research into personalised care planning for #olderpeople with #frailty below.

NEW PAPER: Transforming adult social care systems? Walking alongside’ individuals, offering one-to-one support in a person-centered way so that they can improve their own lives. PROSPER Trial aims to fill the evidence gap. Read the paper here: tinyurl.com/ycy9wb2d

Great to see older adults at the center of policy thinking assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/65562ff2… Academic Unit for Ageing and Stroke Research

New evidence confirms older adults need for supportive care navigation. #CARE75+ Read more here: hindawi.com/journals/hsc/2…

NEW PAPER: PeRsOnaliSed care Planning for oldER people with frailty (PROSPER): protocol for a randomised controlled trial. Read the paper here: tinyurl.com/34d5f6xd PROSPER Trial Academic Unit for Ageing and Stroke Research

We are pleased to announce we have reached our recruitment target of 1337 participants, thanks to the tremendous effort of our researchers in Bradford and Manchester. We would like to thank all involved for making this milestone a reality. CityOfResearch Academic Unit for Ageing and Stroke Research

NEW PAPER: Personalised care planning for older people with frailty: a review of factors influencing implementation We identified seven main categories of potentially modifiable influences relevant to older adults with frailty. Read the full paper here:shorturl.at/7w0Wz