Research Projects
At Age UK Lincoln & South Lincolnshire, we often work with other organisations and universities on research projects that aim to use their findings to improve the lives of older people.
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Maintain is a home-based rehabilitation programme for people with dementia, who have sustained at least one fall in the last 6 months.
To get involved or find out more, please contact Lyn Charles (Research Nurse) as follows:
Email - lyn.charles@nhs.net
Tel:07971 129813
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Join us in the world's largest study of Depression & Anxiety funded by The NIHR and part of the NIHR Bioresouce.
Are you . . .
- Aged 16+
- Living in England
- Ever had clinical or serious anxiety or depression
Patients with Biopolar disorder, BDD, OCD or related disorders are welcome to join.
Tell a friend or sign up today at - www.gladstudy.org.uk
Any queries contact: Charlotte Wesson - c.wesson@nhs.net
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Help develop a new ‘brain training’ treatment for people with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
A research study is being carried out at Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust by Dr Nima Moghaddam from the University of Lincoln.
We are developing a new ‘brain training’ treatment to help people with MCI to address problems with thinking skills. We need your help to see
- whether this training (known as SMART) is acceptable to people with MCI, and
- if we can do a larger study to test whether SMART improves thinking skills in people with MCI
We are recruiting adults with a diagnosis of MCI.
If you feel this is something you may be interested in please contact Lizwi Nyathi by emailing - Lizwi.nyathi@nhs.net
Clinician: Steve Roberts
Research Team: smartstudy@lincoln.ac.uk