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Previous PPEF sponsored awards and lectures

Our awards and successes

2021 – 2022 Projects

MSc. Empirical Research Project entitled… “Exploring Physiotherapists’ Engagement With Primary Scientific Evidence Sources – Liam Roberts

To support attendance at Physiotherapy UK 2021, IEEE  Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society 2021  and World Congress of International Society of Gait & Posture, 2022 – Dylan Powell

Physical Therapy in Musculoskeletal Healthcare and Rehabilitation MSc – Emily Dore-Smith

Implementation Science Masters Module – Angie Logan

 

Year five (part time) PhD university fees. This is a self-funded PhD – Anna Hebda-Boon

2020 Projects

Masters – Michelle Preston

Msc Trauma and Orthopaedics – Natalie Jones

iFall: A pilot study for Instrumented fall records management – Rosie Morris 

Post Graduate “Advancing Practice” MSc. – Liam Roberts 

PhD in the School of Medicine. – Katherine Crook 

MSc Sport and Exercise Medicine  – Abigail Okell 

PhD: Outcome Predictors for Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome – Tobias Bremer 

Objective Monitoring of Concussion in University Rugby Union – Dylan Powell

Can waveform and flow traces from mechanical insuflattion : exsufflation (MI:E) be used to identify laryngeal responses to MI:E and thus optimise treatment algorithms? – Stephanie Mansell

A best practice guide for managing patellofemoral pain: a synthesis of systematic review, expert clinical reasoning and patient values – Bradley Neal 

CSP Research

2019 Projects

Louis Gifford Award 2019 – Fleur Kitsell

Cognitive Functional Therapy for persistent low back pain: A mixed methods feasibility randomised controlled trial. – Christopher Newton

DfI Filemaker Licence – Sandy Lewis

DfI booklets – Sandy Lewis

Creation of an e-booklet with a working title of The Value of the Physio First QAP and QAC schemes – Pam Simpson

Physio First post conference speakers and post conference speakers – Amanda Marsh

The attendance of three Physio First Officers at WCPT (World Confederation of Physical Therapy) Congress in May 2019 – Karen Lay (Willcock)

Workshop and abstract at the 3rd Congress on Neuro Rehabilitation and Neural Repair – Stefan Tino Kulnik

Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods – Melissa Walk-ley

Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods – Jennifer Byng

Provisional PhD in the School of Medicine – Katherine Crook

To determine the inter-rater reliability of thoracic rotation test and determine if there is a link between thoracic rotation and upper and lower limb musculoskeletal injuries – Emma Stewart

Learning core cardiorespiratory skills using volunteer patients: The Impact in the classroom and on skill development – Fiona Roberts

Two modules from the MSc in Clinical Research – “Introduction to Postgraduate Research” and “Research Ethics and Governance” – Jacinta Walsh

Conference presentation at the World Confederation of Physical Therapy Congress 2019 – Satu Reivonen

24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science (ECSS) – Andrea Bailey

Research project (60 credits) as part of the full master’s in advanced Physiotherapy: Neurophysiotherapy – Debiie Kate Hubbard

Physiotherapy Management of Urinary Incontinence in Athletic Women – A Feasibility Study (The POsITIve Study) – Gillian Campbell

Shoulder instability in children: understanding muscle activity and movement pattern differences – Fraser Philp

Attendance at Physiotherapy UK conference 2019 to present two abstracts – Dylan Stuart Powell

PhD Health Sciences – Rhiannon Joslin

European Academy of Childhood Disability (EACD) – Ricarda Tillmann

Postgraduate Education – University-based. Centre for Behaviour Change Summer School: Behaviour Change – Principles and Practice – Anna Hebda-Boon

Combined American Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine (AACPDM) 73rd Annual and International Alliance of Academies of Childhood Disability (IAACD) 2nd Triannual Meeting – Grace Lavelle

Presenting Physiotherapy UK 2019 – Sally Hartley

Connective Tissue Oncology Society (CTOS) 2019. – Sherron Furtado

MSc Advanced Physiotherapy; Cardiorespiratory – Michelle Preston

Part-Time Post-Graduate Certificate in Continence for Physiotherapists – Helena Costiff

Psychologically-informed physiotherapy: myth or reality among newly qualified physiotherapists – Katherine Crook

The funding of the main lecturer at the 2019 Scottish Physio First Conference – Kenny Cross

The potential yield of external feedback via movement sonification in physiotherapy – Joao Guerra