Easier To Be Active
One in three of us in England live with a health condition and we are twice as likely to be amongst the least physically active, yet we know that being active can help to manage our conditions and increase our quality and length of life.
ENHANCE - Evaluating the NHS englANd Complications from Excess weight clinics
The evaluation of over 30 NHS England commissioned Complications of Excess Weight Clinics
Yoga and heart rate variability in people with Long COVID
A research team from the AWRC have carried out a study to investigate if yoga has an effect on heart rate variability and symptoms in people with Long COVID.
Exploring the potential of a physical activity intervention to be included within Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) services.
This project aims to complete preliminary work within Early Intervention in Psychosis services (EIP) to explore the possibility of physical activity being included in routine care.
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.
STH NHS Trust Stroke Clinic Evaluation
The National Stroke Service Model (2021) stipulates that people with stroke are reviewed at 6-weeks post discharge from acute stroke care
Re:Mission - An Evaluation of the NHS Low Calorie Diet Programme
Re:Mission - An Evaluation of the NHS Low Calorie Diet Programme
Etexsense: cuff development and testing
Functional electrical stimulation (FES) is a medical device that treats foot drop (inability to lift the toes during walking) in multiple sclerosis or following stroke. It works by applying pulses of current to paralysed muscles.
Working with Highlander to improve staff wellbeing
Find out how we helped Highlander Computing Solutions put health and wellbeing at the heart of organisational leadership
Helping people move more in lockdown
Sheffield Hallam University researchers are working with Sport England to help elderly and vulnerable people stay active and exercise during the coronavirus lockdown.