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Early intervention and service redesign
Behaviour change: Exercise and rehabilitation
Patient experience and patient reported outcomes
Better management of medical-psychiatric multimorbidity
Patient self-management of chronic disease
Behaviour Change: Diet and Obesity
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Brain atrophy, N-terminal brain natriuretic peptide and carotid disease: interconnecting relationships between cerebral perfusion, cardiovascular disease, inflammation and cognitive decline.
Brain atrophy, N-terminal brain natriuretic peptide and carotid disease: interconnecting relationships between cerebral perfusion, cardiovascular disease, inflammation and cognitive decline.
Pendlebury ST., Rothwell PM.
Type
Journal article
Journal
Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis and Vascular Biology
Publisher
American Heart Association
About Us
Team
Usama Ali
Sarah Amani
Thanusha Ananthakumar
Nerys Astbury
Mary Jane Attenburrow
Paul Aveyard
Omar Aziz
Stuart Bell
Sorcha Bolton
Anne-Marie Boylan
Antoinette Broad
Matthew Broome
Katy Burke
Órlaith Burke
William Burns
Alexandra Cairns
Keith Channon
Alice Coates
Bethan Copsey
Carole Crawford
Mike Denis
Sue Dopson
Laurence Dowden
Andrew Farmer
Seena Fazel
Mina Fazel
Josephine Fielding
Ray Fitzpatrick
Gary Ford
Bethany Fordham
Jane Fossey
Matthew France
Kerstin Frie
John Geddes
Elizabeth Gibbons
Alastair Gray
Rick Grobbee
Bernard Gudgin
Margaret Głogowska
Jane Hainsworth
Zara Hansen
Jamie Hartmann-Boyce
Adrian Hayes
Christine Hedges
Carl Heneghan
Richard Hobbs
Gavin Hubbard
Susan Jebb
Susan Jebb
Karen Kearley
Laura Kelly
Fauzia Knight
Sarah Lamb
José Leal
Joseph Lee
Paul Leeson
Belinda Lennox
Samantha Lyle
Lucy MacKillop
Lynne Maddocks
Claire Madigan
Sara McKelvie
Hannah McMahon
Richard McManus
Andrew Molodynski
Alana Morris
Louise Pealing
Sarah Pendlebury
Carmen Piernas
Caroline Potter
John Powell
Chris Pugh
Stephen Puntis
Chandi Ratnatunga
Sarah Payne Riches
Stephen Rocks
Thomas Rouyard
Alexander Rushforth
Dario Salvi
Antonina Santalova
Mauro Santos
Claire Schwartz
Michael Sharpe
Dawn Shaw
James Sheppard
Sasha Shepperd
Felipe Da Silva
David Smith
Cynthia Srikesavan
Melissa Stepney
Lionel Tarassenko
Mark Toynbee
Apostolos Tsiachristas
Katherine Tucker
Carmelo Velardo
Jane Walker
Sara Ward
Bill Wells
Veronika Williams
Esther Williamson
Our Research
Better management of medical-psychiatric multimorbidity
Early intervention and service redesign
Behaviour change: Exercise and rehabilitation
Patient experience and patient reported outcomes
Patient self-management of chronic disease
Experiences of care in an Emergency Multidisciplinary Unit (EMU)
Links
Behavioural modification programme for multiple health behaviours
Cognitive behavioural interventions for primary care and community settings
The development of a PROM for long term conditions
To pilot the use of PROMs in primary care
A review of best methods of capturing and disseminating evidence of patient experience
Improving the management of depression for patients at the end of life
Listen to:
Helping medical and nursing staff to give compassionate psychological care
OxFAB: The Oxford Food and Activity Behaviours Study
Does provision of lifetime risk information influence future self-management behaviour in type 2 diabetes?
What are the factors related to the adoption of technology-based approaches to self-management in the NHS?
Preventing obesity in pregnancy study (POPS2)
Self-managing higher blood pressure after childbirth (SNAP-HT)
Foxweb: assessing the risk of violence in forensic psychiatric patients
Examining How Online Patient Feedback Can Be Used In Healthcare
Back Skills Training
Clinical Decision Making in Ambulatory Emergency Care Settings
Self-directed and supervised exercise treatments for rheumatoid arthritis of the hand
Using patient experience feedback to improve health services
Implementing evidence based depression care in the Oxford Cancer Centre (OCC)
Self-monitoring of blood pressure for pregnant women with long-term high blood pressure (OPTIMUM-BP)
Meal replacements for weight management
Behaviour Change: Diet and Obesity
Supporting people to lose weight by self-weighing
CollabOrative Care Model for Bipolar DisOrder (COMBO)
Preventing Falls and Fragility Fractures
OPtimising Treatment for MIld Systolic hypertension in the Elderly (OPTiMISE)
Primary Care Shopping Intervention for Cardiovascular Disease Prevention
Dignity Plus
Enhanced Care Home Outcomes (ECHO)
Young People’s Experiences of Psychosis
Police Street Triage
CAMHS Evaluation
Investigating the interplay between physical and mental health in patients with psychosis
Public Involvement
Public Involvement Newsletters
PPI Pulse
Involvement Matters
Other public involvement and engagement resources
PPI Pulse - 2018 - Quarter 2
PPI Pulse - 2018 - Quarter 4
PPI Pulse - Edition 14 - 2019
For Researchers
Public involvement for researchers
Poster and presentation templates
Identity guidelines
Organogram
CLAHRC Publications and OA Policy
Open Access Policy
Should I acknowledge the CLAHRC/NIHR?
Notification of accepted publications and press releases
Training
Inventive involvement
News
£9m boost for health research in Oxford
Guardian Healthcare Innovation Award winners
Studentship Opportunities
How do Senior Investigators involve patients and the public in their work?
Fellowship opportunities with the NIHR
Psychological medicine at the Oxford Cancer Centre
Android tablet app can help COPD patients manage their long-term condition
Funding available for innovations to improve health care
Professor Michael Sharpe - Shortlisted for the award of Psychiatrist of the Year
Integrated care package for depressed cancer patients ‘strikingly’ effective
Roll out of award-winning Emergency Multidisciplinary Units
NIHR CLAHRC Oxford partners with the James Lind Alliance
Hand exercises improve function in rheumatoid arthritis patients
NIHR CLAHRC response to the NHS Five Year Forward View
Michael Sharpe named Psychiatrist of the Year
Psychological Medicine Team awarded 'Team of the Year'
What’s the right diet for you? A BBC Horizon experiment
OxFAB study launches
Five million patients to benefit from new era of patient care
Invitation to apply for HEE/NIHR ICA Programme Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Awards
'Tobacco policies teach us how to tackle obesity'
Funding Calls from The Health Foundation
Double Awards Scoop by CLAHRC Researcher and GP Dan Lasserson
CLAHRC Oxford re-launches successful Healthcare Leadership course
New online learning tool for healthcare professionals caring for people with psychosis, schizophrenia or bipolar disorder
Professor Carl Heneghan highlighted as one of the UKs top clinical leaders
Dr Jane Walker shortlisted for ‘academic researcher of the year’ award 2015
CLAHRC Oxford in the NIHR Annual Report: ‘saving money, saving lives’
Professor Michael Sharpe Wins Excellence and Innovation Award
CLAHRC Oxford researcher, Dr Jane Fossey, wins Best Dementia Lead
Infrastructure Doctoral Training Exchange Scheme
Exploring collaboration: The 2015 CLAHRC Stakeholder Symposium
CLAHRC Oxford Infographic Gets Awards Honourable Mention
Oxford receives £126 million boost to biomedical research
CLAHRC Oxford Launches Raft of New Studies
CLAHRC funded study finds that early intervention services can save NHS millions
Double Win at BNF Awards for CLAHRC Oxford Researchers
CLAHRC Oxford researcher part of new research estimating the health impact of the UK soft drinks ‘sugar tax’
Talking about healthy, happy eating
Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust tops table of recruitment for research
Stakeholder Symposium Success
NIHR releases new 'in a nut shell' video
INVOLVE IS RECRUITING FOR A NEW CHAIR
CLAHRC Oxford Infographic Shortlisted for NIHR Digital Award
Medical statistician wins best presentation at RSS Young Statisticians Meeting
£1.24 million for new medical diagnostics hub
New study on health service costs of self-harm emphasises need for effective clinical services and prevention initiatives
Trust Me, I’m a Doctor: Mental health special
Cross-CLAHRC Cardiometabolic Research Day Success
Presenting evidence to the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Suicide and Self-harm Prevention
Taxing sweet snacks may bring even greater health benefits than taxing sugar-sweetened drinks
Moderate to high intensity exercise does not slow cognitive decline in people with dementia
The Big Crash Diet Experiment
Supermarket interventions could play role in public health strategies, study finds
Rare cancer could be caught early using simple blood tests
GP referrals to total diet replacement programmes are effective for the treatment of obesity
Trio of wins for ‘better management of medical-psychiatric multimorbidity’ theme researchers and clinicians.
CLAHRC-supported DROPLET study informs NHS action to tackle obesity and type 2 diabetes
New Year's Honours 2019
Only “modest” improvement in heart failure survival rates since 2000
Low calorie meal replacements are a cost-effective routine treatment for obesity in the NHS
Online shopping interventions may help customers buy healthier foods
£9million investment for health and social care research across Oxford and the Thames Valley
Events
CLAHRC Dementia Meeting
Stakeholder Symposium 2014
Health Services Research Network (HSRN) Symposium
7th Annual Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation
National CLAHRC Workshop: Chronic Diseases and Integrated Care
Wolfson Mind Brain Behaviour cluster workshop - Optimizing Behavioral Interventions
University of Oxford Department of Psychiatry Research Meeting - The use of clinical databases in research
NIHR workshop on multimorbidities in older people
5th Annual Primary Care Ethics Conference: The Ethics of the Marketplace and a Marketplace for Ethics?
Oxford Biomedical Research Centre Open Weeks
Researching Complex Interventions in Health: The State of the Art
HSRN Symposium
44th Annual Conference of the Society for Academic Primary Care
2nd Course on Network Meta-Analysis
Oxfordshire Science Festival: Is there a right diet for you?
Engaging children and young people in research - Masterclass on patient and public involvement
RCN Annual International Nursing Research Conference and Exhibition 2015
Oxford Primary Care 2015: Cutting-edge research in the consulting room
Ethics application workshop for qualitative researchers
Engaging healthcare: the ethics of the marketplace and a marketplace for ethics?
NIHR CLAHRC North Thames Evaluation Workshop
Stakeholder Symposium 2015
Clinical Research Facility Open Day
Chief Investigator Course
Healing, personal values and narratives in healthcare
What can policymakers learn from the humanities?
Blackwell's Oxford Presents: An Evening with Samuel Shem
The RSM medical humanities conference: Physician resilience and compassionate practice
Optimising the Use of Antipsychotic Medication and Non-pharmacological Treatment for People with Dementia
CLAHRC East of England / EAHSN Human Factors in Patient Safety & EAHSN PSC Learning Event 2
OCDEM Lecture - Parity of practice and the effect on workforce development
NIHR CLAHRC North West London: Winter Collaborative Learning event
PPI Seminar Series
PPI Seminar Series
PPI Seminar Series
PPI Seminar Series
PPI Seminar Series
PPI Seminar Series
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
Calling all Researchers - PPI in Research
The RCN international nursing research conference 2016
Your opportunity to Shout Out For Youth Mental Health
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Calling all researchers - PPI in Research Clinics
Oxford Safer Pregnancy Alliance (OSPREA) and Gynaecology Research Open Day
An agenda for evidence
Science of Improvement Conference
Science of Improvement Conference
Developments in Mental Healthcare
The New Enlightenment – Sir Paul Nurse
Patient & Public Involvement in Medical Research
Patient & Public Involvement in Medical Research
Patient & Public Involvement in Medical Research
NIHR CLAHRC Oxford Stakeholder Symposium 2017
UK Diagnostics Forum
PPI Q&A for Researchers
PPI Q&A for Researchers
Cross-CLAHRC Care Homes Research
Next meeting of the Recovery Research Network (RRN)
CLAHRC Cardiometabolic Research Day
Workshop: Realising a systems approach to healthcare design and delivery
Measuring research impact in Oxford BRC-3 and beyond: A conversation with Wilfred Mijnhardt
UCL Health Economics Symposium 2018
Patient and public involvement in healthcare, approaches and techniques
Is dieting really worth it?
Patient and Public Involvement in healthcare. Approaches and techniques: a workshop
To engage or to involve? (PE and PPI explored)
Launch of Inventive Involvement
PPI Q & A session
Writing for lay audiences
Working Together: an introduction
NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre Obesity Networking Event
PPI Q & A session
CLAHRC Early and Mid-career Researchers Development Day
PPI Q & A session
PPI Q & A session
Writing for lay audiences
The impact of Simulation Modelling in Healthcare
CLAHRC Stakeholder Symposium 2019
THE RESEARCH CYCLE PPI WORKSHOPS, 2019
Which changes are making a difference? -- Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services in Oxford Health NHS FT
Think differently and improve healthcare
Impacts and Resources
Blog
Adolescence and Mental Health: A Very Short Introduction
What I learned from running PPI seminars
Implementation science: reflecting on running an implementation project for low back pain
What do we know about online patient feedback?
SARAH: Implementing an evidence-based hand exercise programme into NHS practice
PPI Q&A: Professor Raymond Fitzpatrick
Recovery Colleges: Learning how to get better, together.
The NIHR doctoral training camp
Going to the PROMS
How can the NHS be made more attractive for hosting commercial medical device studies? Insights from an NIHR industry engagement workshop
Are you trying to lose weight? Make it a success with science, scales and apps
How PPI helped develop a tool for people with Rheumatoid Arthritis
The impact of training sessions for our PPI Contributors
Feeling nervous? Anxious? Do you feel you must do some PPI but don’t know where to start?
Thank you to our PPI contributors
A note from one of our PPI contributors
The UK doesn't spend enough on mental health of young people – we found out why
Publications
Theme 1: Early intervention and Service Redesign Publications
Theme 2: Health Behaviours and Behavioural Interventions Publications
Theme 3: Patient Experience and Patient Reported Outcomes publications
Theme 4: Better Management of Medical-psychiatric Comorbidity
Theme 5: Patient Self-Management of Chronic Disease
Theme 6: Behaviour Change – Diet and Obesity publications
Brain atrophy, N-terminal brain natriuretic peptide and carotid disease: interconnecting relationships between cerebral perfusion, cardiovascular disease, inflammation and cognitive decline.