Looking for demographic patterns in Covid 19 cases in Sheffield
We undertook a case-finding exercise to explore the demographic patterns of those affected by Covid 19 in Sheffield
The Long Covid STAR – Symptoms, Reaction Time, Activity and Recovery
Many people continue to have symptoms of Covid-19, which impacts their life long after they had expected to recover
An information booklet to help manage chronic fatigue brought on by Covid-19
We've developed an information booklet to help manage chronic fatigue brought on by covid-19
Working with parkrun on pioneering research
We are working with parkrun on groundbreaking research to understand the impact parkrun has on health and wellbeing.
Supporting healthcare professionals to promote physical activity: Physical Activity Clinical Champions
The Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre at will lead a consortium with the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine and Intelligent Health to run the Sport England-funded Physical Activity Clinical Champions (PACC) Programme.
Complex evaluation of support for care homes during the Covid 19 pandemic: A co-design project
Complex evaluation of support for care homes during the Covid 19 pandemic: A co-design project
An Expert System for Automating Quality Assessments of Recycled Microfibres Using Machine Learning (ML)
Dr. Abdel-Karim Al-Tamimi of Sheffield Hallam University's Computing Department and Zero Waste Works have successfully completed their pioneering project on automating quality assessments (QA) for innovative low-carbon construction technologies utilising recycled materials.
Development of Smart Balance Active (SBA) to increase rehabilitation dose and experience for people living with stroke
Development of Smart Balance Active (SBA) to increase rehabilitation dose and experience for people living with stroke
Planet Wellbeing: Using Extended Reality to Improve Mental Health and Reduce Loneliness
One in 15 people aged 50+ are often lonely, rising to one in three for those who are widowed, and one in four for those in poor health. Loneliness and social isolation have numerous health consequences including 26% increased mortality likelihood and more than doubling the risk of developing dementia.
Golf as a therapeutic tool for older adults and their supporters
Sheffield Hallam University has teamed up with Golf in Society (GiS) and Sport for Confidence to explore how the social connectivity of golf can improve the health and wellbeing of those who are frail and living with Parkinson’s and dementia.