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HERO trial

@herotrial

HERO Trial: Home-based Extended Rehabilitation for Older People.
NIHR HTA funded multi-centre RCT. Clinical and cost effectiveness + process evaluation.

ID: 926454558125150208

linkhttp://www.bradfordresearch.nhs.uk/research/HERO/86 calendar_today03-11-2017 14:22:34

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Job vacancy: Associate Professor in Stroke Care Excellent opportunity to come join our internationally recognised centre for stroke research. jobs.leeds.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r… Closing date 4th April. @LeedsMedHealth University of Leeds

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"Most people believe #frailty is inevitable & irreversible. This clinical trial showed that a simple, low-cost, home-based intervention can reverse frailty and significantly improve muscle strength, bone mass, activity levels and slowness in 3 months." bgs.org.uk/blog/twenty-mi…

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Australian study with older adult inpatients (>65yrs). Low mobility levels observed despite patient recognition of importance and motivation to mobilise. Barriers include lack of permission, opportunity and purpose to mobilise. Let's fix this?!

Australian study with older adult inpatients (>65yrs). Low mobility levels observed despite patient recognition of importance and motivation to mobilise. Barriers include lack of permission, opportunity and purpose to mobilise. Let's fix this?!
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On World Physiotherpy Day #WorldPTDay we’d like to recognise the fantastic physio teams supporting us in delivering the HOPE programme to our 412 intervention arm trial participants 😀thank you!!

On World Physiotherpy Day #WorldPTDay we’d like to recognise the fantastic physio teams supporting us in delivering the HOPE programme to our 412 intervention arm trial participants 😀thank you!!
Age_and_Ageing (@age_and_ageing) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Applying clinical research in clinical practice with the HERO trial. Michelle Collinson summarises the clinical effectiveness results. Author of: Using healthcare systems data for outcomes in clinical trials: issues to consider at the design stage buff.ly/3yrfyXw

Applying clinical research in clinical practice with the HERO trial. <a href="/MCollinson_/">Michelle Collinson</a> summarises the clinical effectiveness  results. Author of: Using healthcare systems data for outcomes in clinical trials: issues to consider at the design stage buff.ly/3yrfyXw
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Abi Hall on the process evaluation: while the programme was reasonably well followed by participants, there were some areas that therapists and participants struggled with. These included the dose (3 sets a day), and the balance between fidelity and pragmatism #BGSconf

<a href="/abijhall/">Abi Hall</a> on the process evaluation: while the programme was reasonably well followed by participants, there were some areas that therapists and participants struggled with. These included the dose (3 sets a day), and the balance between fidelity and pragmatism #BGSconf
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Matthew Prescott presents the challenges and solutions associated with delivering the trial embedding research intervention delivery in NHS therapy services. Author of: Community based complex interventions to sustain independence in older people buff.ly/4bP722V #BGSconf

Matthew Prescott presents the challenges and solutions associated with delivering the trial embedding research intervention delivery in NHS therapy services. Author of: Community based complex interventions to sustain independence in older people buff.ly/4bP722V #BGSconf
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Matthew Knight presenting on the opportunities offered by the Connected Bradford dataset in terms of longitudinal monitoring of outcomes in new care home residents #BGSconf

Matthew Knight presenting on the opportunities offered by the Connected Bradford dataset in terms of longitudinal monitoring of outcomes in new care home residents #BGSconf
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We now have Alex Mayhew, winner of this year's Dhole-Eddlestone prize for her research: Normative values for grip strength, gait speed, timed up and go, single leg balance, and chair rise derived from the Canadian longitudinal study on ageing buff.ly/3Vct3TS #BGSconf

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“From research desert to research champions”: why health research in Bradford is so significant for our city👇 📰We’re thrilled that thousands have volunteered to participate in health studies across Bradford. Read more in Telegraph & Argus: thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/24371911.…

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#ICTMC2024 An excellent presentation from Ellen Thompson Leeds CTRU on partially nested designs in trials with therapist effects showcasing the HERO trial and RETAKE "Therapists won't always do what you think they'll do"

#ICTMC2024 An excellent presentation from Ellen Thompson <a href="/LeedsCTRU/">Leeds CTRU</a> on partially nested designs in trials with therapist effects showcasing the <a href="/HEROtrial/">HERO trial</a> and RETAKE
"Therapists won't always do what you think they'll do"