Grant Awards
Grants at the NMAHP Research Unit cover a wide spectrum from randomised controlled trials to focus groups, involving paramedics, nurses, midwives, speech therapists etc. in diverse clinical areas. NMAHP Research Unit researchers have secured funding from a number of funders including NIHR, CRUK, MRC and CSO.
- AMBER
- Achieving Seamless Services for Scotland’s Children
- ACTIVE
- Adapting PRECIS-2
- ABA
- CACTUS
- CATs Phase II
- PROSPECT Phase III
- CARC
- CATs
- ConDuCT-II Hub Phase II
- CPIT III trial Phase III
- eMERGE
- Developing theory-based behaviour change interventions to minimise drop-out in randomised controlled trials
- Development and clinical trial of a mixed catheter management package for users of IC
- The development and initial validation of a screening scale for antenatal anxiety Phase II
- Clinical prediction rule to guide and improve the treatment of female stress incontinence
- Development of a sarcoma-specific patient-reported outcome measure
- ECCO Oncopolicy project
- Enhancing stroke survivor recovery through effective goal setting in community rehabilitation
- Evaluation of advanced nurse practitioner
- Exploring the experiences of patients undergoing treatment and surviving with bone cancer
- Feasibility of a multi-site RCT
- Feasibility study: incentive interventions for weight loss to inform future effectiveness and cost-effectiveness trial
- Guidance to optimise pilot study design and conduct
- PROPEL
- INDEX Study
- Improving physical activity levels of older people living in care homes Phase I
- Is there anybody out there?
- Knowledge, attitudes and current practice of health professionals regarding the use of e-cigarettes
- The LOTUS Study
- Mindfulness based stress reduction to support self-management of anxiety and depression following stroke
- Mind the Gap
- OPAL-Optimal PFMT for Adherence Long-term
- PDCOMM
- CPIT
- Podiatry interventions to reduce falls in older people
- Promoting smoking cessation during pregnancy
- Recruitment to stroke rehabilitation trials Phase 1
- RELEASE
- ScoPIC
- SISCC
- BABI 0
- VUE
- We Can Quit2
- A women-centred, tailored SMS-delivered multi-component intervention for weight loss